Category: In Business

On the 18th April Theresa May announced a snap general election in Britain, three years before the next one was due.

The one goal all businesses have when they start out is to be as successful as possible. Therefore, you’d think a rapid growth in your SME would be a good thing.

Thanks to its long and rich history, Britain enjoys a strong reputation all over the world – and this extends to British businesses and products.

The ever changing political and economic environment, the growing concerns over job security and technology advancements over the last half a century have created the new ‘gig economy’.

Running a small business or medium sized enterprise requires you to wear a lot of hats, but also means knowing when it is important to seek help from a third party. Auditors are one such expert service that is especially important.

Employees are a business’ most valuable asset. This is something that rings true for companies in every sector, and for SMEs in particular it is especially important.

As baby teeth are replaced by new ones parents can console themselves that the pain involved is a sign of progress. By contrast, a CEO will know that the pain involved in implementing change is not always the harbinger of progress. How can we maximise progress with the minimum of pain?

Taking your profitable startup to the next level in retail is an exciting process, but it can also present you with new challenges.

How well our business performs depends very much on the state of our mind.

You too could be a household name with a bank balance to die for, says one of the UK’s top PRs. 

With so many high profile data breaches over the last 12 months, from Sports Direct to mobile network Three and online retailer Kiddicare, businesses large and small have focused on boosting their cyber security.

If you’re considering expanding your current business to a second location there are numerous positives and negatives that need to be scrutinized prior to taking the leap.