It’s been hard to avoid the word ‘leadership’ in recent months. From recent news of the Queen’s death - a figure that has truly embodied the idea of ‘leader’ for many of us over the course of a lifetime, to the appointment of new PM, Rishi Sunak, and prior to that, the downfalls of Boris Johnson and Liz Truss.
26.10.2022
These nine international business tools will help your company adapt to any future of work, encouraging hybrid collaboration, saving time and optimising growth.
26.10.2022
Remote working can be difficult when you are not physically with your team. Communication can get interrupted over bad Wi-Fi, and not all messages can get through in writing. That’s why setting regular online meetings for the team to check in and keep each member on board about work progress is essential.
26.10.2022
One of the biggest challenges you can face as a founder is relinquishing control. It’s especially hard to let go after you’ve been the sole decision maker as you had developed your company from the ground up; it’s a natural instinct to turn to your own experience for every important decision.
25.10.2022
Want to start a business? The internet is full of advice for entrepreneurs, whether that’s detailing the lifecycle of a startup, how to raise investment, how to manifest success and which ‘meal in a can’ is best for those on the go.
25.10.2022
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Deirdre McGettrick, cofounder and CEO of ufurnish about revolutionising the way we discover products for our home, angel investment and investing in the right people for your business and stage of growth.
25.10.2022
The financial world is slowly waking up to the self-deception behind ESG ratings. Meanwhile, climate tech investors have been pouring more money into climate funds than ever before and are convinced that they are not in danger of making the same mistakes as asset allocators like Deutsche Bank’s asset allocator, DWS, which was raided by police and financial regulators earlier this year.
24.10.2022
Companies are always looking for bright, new talent. The tech sector is no different, however the specific skill requirements needed to succeed in the industry can make recruitment a challenge.
24.10.2022
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Shakiba Kaveh CEO and cofounder of Mitra Bio about molecular markers, a growth mindset and allowing consumers to measure their own biological aging.
22.10.2022
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
21.10.2022
Data transformation has become pertinent across all sectors. But what exactly does this process entail? Put simply, it’s about turning data into deeper insights, which are crucial for success.
21.10.2022
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Dr Anas Nader and Dr Jing Ouyang, cofounders of Patchwork Health about training as doctors at Imperial College, their solution that makes flexible working a reality for all clinicians and navigating the nuances of different healthcare organisation.
20.10.2022
The advent of digital communications has helped to bring people from across the world closer together. However, the same technologies used to propel this shift have also created new opportunities for fraudsters to exploit through so-called, ‘social engineering’ attacks.
20.10.2022
GITEX GLOBAL got off to a strong start on October 10 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, with impressive speakers tackling AI, the metaverse and beyond. GITEX GLOBAL’s 42nd edition made clear to visitors what locals have known since before the pandemic: Dubai is the jewel in the Arab tech world’s crown.
19.10.2022