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Entrepreneurs

  • If we want more entrepreneurs we should tax them less

    April 8, 2025

    Altogether, from the very first penny received from an employer to the very last penny passed down to one’s children, the tax on entrepreneurship can get up to 93.1 per cent, says John O’Connell In a speech she gave in January, the Chancellor declared that it is “businesses, investors and entrepreneurs who drive economic growth”, [...]

  • ‘The deal was done before the starters arrived’: Fundment CEO on the art of the business lunch

    March 27, 2025

    Fundment founder Ola Abdul secured £45m earlier this year. He tells us how he did it, including the art of the business lunch.

  • Government told to improve education for young entrepreneurs

    March 5, 2025

    A new report has exposed the education system’s failure to boost business knowledge among aspiring entrepreneurs. The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) and Simply Business have called on the Government to incorporate business education into the national curriculum, in a bid to unlock “a gold mine of enterprise potential”.  The study revealed just a third [...]

  • ‘I was in the RAF for 20 years before this’: Gavin Poole on setting up Hackney tech hub Here East

    February 27, 2025

    Gavin Poole served in the RAF for 20 years before studying for an MBA. Now he heads up powerhouse tech campus Here East. He tells us how.

  • ‘Those who told me to start small are eating their words’: Kate Robertson on setting up ‘the Young Davos’

    February 6, 2025

    After 30 years in advertising, Kate Robertson launched One Young World, since dubbed 'the Young Davos'. She gives us her best career advice.

  • Retail start-up loans rise as entrepreneurs defy UK high street gloom

    February 5, 2025

    Start-up loans for retail businesses rose by a fifth last December, with entrepreneurs still determined despite the gloom surrounding the sector, according to new figures. In December 2023, 32 loans were provided to retail business owners. In December 2024, this rose to 39, an increase of 22 per cent, according to The British Business Bank. [...]

  • What’s really pushing entrepreneurs towards the exit?

    February 5, 2025

    Two thirds of entrepreneurs considering an exit feel pushed to sell up sooner than planned because of tax rises. If we want to keep wealth creators on British soil, we need to not only support, but celebrate them, says Kevin Barrett Entrepreneurs are on the move and if the UK wants to keep them, it [...]

  • Pembroke VCT boss Andrew Wolfson: ‘New founders aren’t blaming Brexit’

    January 30, 2025

    Pembroke VCT boss Andrew Wolfson has backed brands like TALA and Pasta Evangelists. He tells us the wisdom he's picked up along his career.

  • ‘Find me unwinding in my jacuzzi’: The life of Planet Organic founder Renee Elliott

    January 23, 2025

    Planet Organic founder Renee Elliott built a health food empire in London. She tells us how she did it and what her life's like now.

  • UK entrepreneurs have mixed views on Trump agenda

    January 22, 2025

    Two thirds of British entrepreneurs see Donald Trump’s second term in office as “good for business” as it could provide opportunities for expansion and growth, but fears linger of the impact of US trade policy. Helm, a group of 400 UK entrepreneurs with a combined revenue of £8bn, found that while 66 per cent of [...]

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