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There’s one very good reason why, as an ambitious graduate in her twenties, Stephanie Hall quit to start her own business.
Something in particular shaped not just the thinking of Stephen Bates, chief financial officer of Canford Healthcare, but the direction of his career.
He smiles and takes it as a compliment when someone describes him as ‘old school’. For two reasons, says Larry Clarke.
“Get the rudiments of marketing right first before publicising. Then sales will come,” says Patrick Pearson, group head of marketing, Lucy Group, the £400million turnover privately-owned multi-national.
What prompted Gary Grundy to start his own business? You could say the catalyst was his employer’s inability to listen.
“Those who interacted with the robots for up to eighteen hours over the course of two weeks were found to have a significant improvement in their mental health.” Dr Sanjeev Kanoria, liver transplant surgeon and healthcare entrepreneur.
Sound advice from an entrepreneur via a 1920s baseball star.
With some confidence, two students who met in Transylvania now have a business which could be described as a world leader.
“You can have an impressive mission statement and a set of meaningful values, but that isn’t the basis of a sustainable business which is going to have a long-term impact.” Mat Rule, CEO of tech company Toca-IO.
Why Tim Bird, chief executive of Sheffield Theatres, says its not actually about the data as such.
Greg Watson, chief executive of Napier Technology doesn’t believe in not taking the ‘how’ into account.
“Aspirational values can often be the creation of an imaginative marketing department, delivering a Snow White ‘mirror, mirror on the wall’ fairytale message that the company’s leadership would want to hear.” Jane Shannon, director of people and engagement at Tokamak Energy.
Is the difference between a multi-academy trust responsible for a number of schools in place of local authority control becoming the equivalent of emperor’s new clothes?
It happened one hundred and fifty years ago, and resulted in a commercial advantage.
The hotel surprised more than once. Another good reason to visit and stay.
Four hotels, four restaurants, and two different countries