He was a professional pianist, then the owner of a recording studio, soon the founder of one of the UK’s most impressive technology companies, and now he’s UKFast’s CEO. A conversation with one of the country’s top entrepreneurs.
By Staff writer
Constant reinvention, a culture of entre-ployees, and the lessons from two economic collapses are what drives the CEO of Ve Interactive forward.
By Kate Bassett
James Lohan, co-founder of luxury-hotel experts Mr & Mrs Smith, on tennis, wooden steering wheels and being knocked back by publishers.
By Matthew Rock
Marc Boyan, founder of one of the consistently fastest-growing businesses in the UK, the corporate bartering firm Miroma, pitches for the manager’s job at Chelsea FC.
By Matthew Rock
Women cannot have it all. Government must subsidise childcare. In the build-up to the 2012 First Women Awards (nominations close on April 13), a fascinating conversation with pioneering businesswomen, Taylor Nelson founder Dr Liz Nelson OBE.
By Staff writer
Chargemaster founder David Martell on starting life as an accountant, buying a £2.5m yacht and being let down by VCs.
By Kate Bassett
Jim Green, finance director of Burton’s Foods and our 2011 Private Company FD of the Year, on design-engineering, Elbow and gold pens.
By Kate Bassett
Telemetry founder Anthony Rushton on his mentors, golf-ball finders and tying the knot in Tuscany.
By Kate Bassett
Kevin Rose, founder of Bedfordshire-based The Luxury Network, on windsurfing, Chris Brown and beauty salons.
By Kate Bassett
Paul Alexander, founder of data analytics firm Beyond Analysis, on his father, Bear Grylls and having Visa Europe as a shareholder.
