Entrepreneurs

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.

Entrepreneurs

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.

Leadership

In addition to STEM talent, Britain faces leadership skills shortage

Half of all management level candidates in the UK lack leadership skills like open and empathetic communication, and strategic planning. Here are three ways to get around this.

Entrepreneurs

Anytime Fitness founder Chuck Runyon on building a global brand

There are over 650 gyms in the UK, made up mostly by large fitness chains, including Anytime Fitness. Small, local gyms are quickly disappearing across the nation. According to Anytime Fitness founder Chuck Runyon, it's a case of 'adapt or die' as the industry gets more competitive.

Entrepreneurs

The 16-year cocoon: Momondo’s growth, pivot and re-invention

Momondo Group's Hugo Burge has come a long way from when he first started up 16 years ago. From a three-person team working out of Wandsworth to a revenue-generating brand cornering the explosive travel market online, Momondo has grown, stalled, pivoted and re-emerged. Here’s how.

Leadership

Inspirational business leaders: Behaviour over bank balance

Start-up founders tend to choose role models based on their media profile. Here's why you should learn from the hard working women that get things done quietly and out of the limelight, rather than the media darlings.