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Just Bee’s Andy Sugden on scaling sustainably and saying no to Dragon’s Den’s Peter Jones

Just Bee co-founder Andy Sugden on how the honey water brand got off the ground and to shelves across the country, from Selfridge's to Boots.

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“My mum uses Facebook and Instagram more than I do”: Leon Emirali

Meet the media entrepreneur who aims to change the way brands communicate.

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Vlad Shmunis: 3 lessons that can transform your business for the better

RingCentral's Vlad Shmunis reveals three key lessons he learned while building a global telecommunications company with just $5,000 back in 1999.

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A good idea may not be worth as much as you think, says Guy Kawasaki

Silicon Valley entrepreneur turned tech evangelist, Guy Kawasaki explains the value of a good idea.

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How to turn your new invention into a business

Here are five foolproof ways to turn your new invention into a business, from making a prototype to picking a business model that works.

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The hustler, hacker and hipster: The personality types every tech start-up needs

Hiring for your business means thinking about its longevity. Here are the three personalities you need in your tech start-up.

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“No mum does it alone”: Katie Massie-Taylor on mums’ meet-up app Mush

Mush co-founder Massie-Taylor talks through the ups and downs of starting a mums' meet-up app, and growing quickly in the app economy.

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Adam Strong: 5 time management tips

Adam Strong, CEO of Elite Corporate Fitness, and author of Fit Body, Fit Business, shares his top five tips for managing your time well.

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“No mum does it alone”: Katie Massie-Taylor on mums’ meet-up app Mush

Mush co-founder Massie-Taylor talks through the ups and downs of starting a mums' meet-up app, and growing quickly in the app economy.

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Adam Strong: 5 time management tips

Adam Strong, CEO of Elite Corporate Fitness, and author of Fit Body, Fit Business, shares his top five tips for managing your time well.

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5 tips for balancing a start-up with marriage and kids

Susannah Davda, the founder and director of The Shoe Consultant Ltd launched her footwear consultancy in April 2015, juggling being an entrepreneur, spouse, and mother throughout. Here are her five tips on getting the balance right.

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Data science enters the gig economy with Pivigo’s new marketplace

Pivigo, the newest entrant in the gig economy may help bridge the UK's digital skills gap by freeing up data scientists to manage their own time and work with businesses on specific projects as and when they're needed.

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Expatexit.com predicts UK’s impending brain drain

Marcin Czyza founded a platform connected disappointed "remoaners" and European businesses seeking candidates with UK experience. The accelerated growth of this talent search platform may foretell a brain drain for the UK.

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Conrad Ford: My management resolutions for 2017

As Funding Options embarks on its fifth year in business, CEO Conrad Ford looks back at its major milestones while setting three key management resolutions for 2017.

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