Posts tagged "business advice"

Cobild proudly bills itself as ‘not your typical construction company’; it continuously appears on Best Places to Work lists, and it is certified by UNICEF and Parents at Work as a family-inclusive workplace.

Given Genesis Health + Fitness’s track record, Ian Jensen-Muir has obviously made a lot of good decisions, but he says it hasn’t all been personal bests, and one of his biggest mistakes was one he encountered early on in the business.

July co-founder Athan Didaskalou explains what this year's Smart50 winner has learned since its US launch in 2021.

There are three structural reasons contributing to widespread ineffective onboarding. 

History has shown businesses that continue to invest in their marketing when the economy is down are the ones that thrive when spending is back up.

Sarah Pearce sold her business Travelshoot to Luxury Escapes last year. Here are some valuable learnings she picked up along the way.

In this extract from The Essential Entrepreneur, Richard Turner shares strategies for using the market strength of existing competitors against them in order to accelerate the growth of your own business.

Cyberattacks and data breaches hit SMEs more often than big businesses simply because they are more vulnerable.

Jacine Greenwood's ‘overnight’ success story with Roccoco Botanicals has taken decades of hard work, and her first business, Eclogite, actually failed. 

People who make decisions based on online or auto-valuations are playing a dangerous game because these tools can get it really, really wrong. 

The viability of your business inevitably depends on the viability of the society, economy, and natural ecosystem it exists within.

Many businesses, especially in the technology sector, have realised there is a better way for the CFO-CPO relationship to work which greatly improves workforce productivity and efficiency.