By Staff writer
Want to know what the upsides to winning business and industry awards are Fresh from being named one of the most disruptive British enterprises at the beginning of 2015, Red WigWam’s Scott Logie tells us all about his experience.
By Simon Brooke
Many people who are going away this weekend for a short break or who might be planning a trip over Christmas will find themselves with a challenge – who will look after their beloved pet
By Staff writer
In the second of our series of interviews with Everline Future 50 alumni, we spoke to Conrad Ford, founder and CEO of Funding Options, a one-stop shop for alternative finance for small businesses.
Briqs is on a mission to tackle the lengthy innovation and implementation process for financial services brands, whilst also providing a customer-centric experience.
By Simon Brooke
Many hard-working small business owners looking to relax this weekend might easily find themselves enjoying a beer in the process – and it’s increasingly likely that what they’ll be drinking will be a craft beer from a small brewery.
By Simon Brooke
As the pension freedom revolution rolls on, the British pensions industry is currently undergoing huge changes that will affect millions of people, but one company has embraced “robo-advice” to provide support to employers and employees alike.
Recruitment marketplace Hiring Hub has gone from strength to strength since being named amongst Everline’s Future 50 most “disruptive” new UK companies at the start of 2014.
By Simon Brooke
The announcement on 24 November that the NHS will receive a £3.8bn, above-inflation, cash injection next year has once again stoked up a debate about how best to deliver healthcare to an ageing population with increasingly complex health requirements.
While working for the CBI as assistant director, Amanda Nunn realised her passion lay in helping SMEs overcome business challenges. In particular, she saw that SMEs were badly let down when it came to banking – and so decided to work for a FinTech startup instead.
Marcus Weston spoke to Real Business about how he went from high-flying investment banker to a Kabbalah teacher helping entrepreneurs find a different way to do business.
