Having set himself the goal of having a business turning over £5m within seven years, entrepreneur Joe Fogel tells us how a wide range of digital tools have helped he and VaioPak Group become so successful.
The luxury market is a growing one, but is populated by a discerning customer who knows what they are looking for. Making sure you know how to get in front of them is key, as we find out from Watchfinder and its co-founder Lloyd Amsdon.
As part of our efforts with Microsoft to locate 30 Digital Champions displaying some great examples of embracing digital means, we talked to Nosh Detox founder Geeta Sidhu-Robb about what tech is needed to help boost a company in the food industry.
Our Microsoft 30 Digital Champions project continues, and confectionery brand Mallow & Marsh is the next company on the list. Chief whisk Harriot Pleydell-Bouverie revealed how she is able to introduce a working pattern so flexible that the staff don’t have a holiday allowance.
With a fair share of Brits looking back with guilt at their indulgence over the festive season, we find out how IsosHealth founder Abigail Wilson created the company to deal with just this kind of thinking.
Our quest to find the nation’s best examples of companies thinking digitally and adopting new technologies bring us to Chillisauce – a business which has achieved remarkable growth since founding at the turn of the millennium.
Age is no barrier to looking fabulous, according to Tricia Cusden, who at 65 created a new make-up range aimed at older women. We took a look at how digital strategies have enabled her to garner a loyal following.
We’ve all heard the analogy that in many ways running a business is like playing a sport. It’s been proven over and over again, and Media Legends Group, co-founded by tennis ace and leisure entrepreneur David Lloyd, is no different.
As we continue our search for the nation’s digital champions, we’ve discovered The Counter – a savvy small coffee chain that’s tripled the size of its business in just 15 months through innovative thinking that includes setting up in police boxes.
As our quest to find out Britain’s digital champions picks up steam, we turn to the manufacturing sector to have a look at fast-growing Augustus Pili, a business which has a mission to explore what it means to be a man.
