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Author: Josh Dornbrack

Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella

Business must learn fast on winning cultures

Sport excels at coaching, motivating and improving through feedback. Why is business failing in these areas and what can it learn?

Catherine Baker

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Inside Tesco’s US nightmare

Even the biggest and best British businesses can struggle to emulate their success across the Atlantic

Graham Ruddick

Sabrina Elba

Beyond the celebrity label: Inside Sabrina Elba’s skincare brand

By focusing on underserved markets and ethical supply chains, S’Able Labs is hoping to position itself for long-term success in the competitive beauty industry

Josh Dornbrack

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Cracking the US market: How to expand your UK business

The US is often the first stop for UK businesses looking to expand, but traps lie in wait for even the best prepared. Here are five tips for success

Sarah Vizard

Heather Knight, captain of London Spirit, lifts The Hundred Trophy after defeating Welsh Fire during The Hundred Final 2024

What a cricket auction tells us about valuation

The sale of cricket franchises for nearly £1bn shows the power of a good story over data when it comes to selling a business to investors

Ed Smith

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Inside the Swiss CEO burnout clinic

We go into a luxury rehab clinic in Switzerland to learn about the pressures that cause executives to succumb to stress and how to guard against them

Dougal Shaw

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Graphene: How Manchester became home to a wonder material

A new generation of engineering companies is emerging in Manchester thanks to the extraordinary strength and elasticity of graphene

Chris Maguire

Broken map of the UK

How to fix UK plc

Britain is desperately searching for ways to stimulate economic growth. The answer may lie within exceptional founders rather than any government policy

Graham Ruddick

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How growth capital is powering the UK’s most ambitious businesses

Scaling a business is an exciting yet demanding journey. While ambition and innovation help drive success, securing the right funding at the right time can make all the difference
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How to master the art of meaningful networking

Want to get more out of networking events? Business coach and author Mark Rhodes shares practical strategies to shift your mindset, boost confidence and make meaningful connections

Josh Dornbrack

Tiger Woods celebrates at 2019 Presidents Cup in Melbourne, Australia

The brutal truth about entrepreneurship: Do you want it bad enough?

Building a large company is not about business theory or even good ideas. Do you really have the passion to do it?

Tom Beahon

British Chef Heston Blumenthal is pictured at the entrance to the Fat Duck restaurant

Creativity’s double-edged sword: What business leaders can learn from Heston Blumenthal

Unlocking creativity and talent can stimulate growth but you must live with potential downsides too, as Heston Blumenthal knows all too well

Jake Humphrey

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Why local talent is the secret to global business success

There may be a temptation to expand internationally with remote teams or existing staff but local expertise can be the difference between success and failure

Josh Dornbrack

Apprentice and electrical engineer mentor in cable finishing factory

Your country needs you – to join the workforce

More young people are failing to take up employment, posing a growing problem both for business and government

Szu Ping Chan

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How to build a culture of innovation without breaking what already works

Unlocking innovation doesn’t require a complete overhaul, just a few smart hacks to get your team thinking differently

Josh Dornbrack

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers speech on economic growth

Reeves drops doom and gloom for Trumpian positivity

Labour is pinning its hopes on economic growth but needs the right policies and good luck to achieve it

Steven Swinford

Milly Tamati, founder of Generalist World

How generalist roles can unlock business potential

Staff with multi-disciplinary skills could be the key to unlocking innovation and adaptability in your business

Josh Dornbrack

Adejoké Bakare

The West African disrupter cooking up a storm

From street pop-up to Michelin star, chef Adejoké Bakare proves that breaking the rules while staying true to your roots can bring success to the table

Josh Dornbrack

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Empowering UK SMEs: A connectivity and tech solution

TalkTalk Business is launching a new service that offers medium-sized businesses a secure service that scales as they grow

What business leaders need to know in 2025

As businesses face economic uncertainty in 2025, CEOs must tackle six key challenges to stay competitive and resilient
Kody Green speaking on stage

How leaders can build a workplace where mental health matters

One man’s journey from incarceration to advocacy offers powerful lessons on creating an open and supportive environment at work

Josh Dornbrack

Sara Daw

When to hire a fractional leader (and how to get it right)

Unlock the power of fractional leadership – bringing seasoned C-suite expertise into your business without the full-time cost

Josh Dornbrack

Great Britain celebrates after winning a penalty shoot-out during the Women's Hockey final against the Netherlands at the 2016 Rio Olympics

Communication skills make the difference between winning and losing

Team leaders can drive better performance with a few well-chosen words to key players

Catherine Baker

SushiDog Soho

SushiDog’s growth journey

SushiDog has become a popular lunch choice and, with investment from Middleton Enterprises, the founders are looking to expand across London – and the UK