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Partyman James Sinclair on growing his entertainment business

James Sinclair, owner of Partyman and founder of the Entrepreneur’s Network speaks to GrowthBusiness on the ups and downs of starting up.

Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs from the UK’s hottest start-up cities on why they think their hometown is best

Entrepreneurs from UK's most vibrant cities for starting up; Brighton, Manchester and Nottingham, explain why their cities topped the list.

Entrepreneurs

Building a P2P legacy from the ground up: ArchOver

Angus Dent on the growth of his P2P lending firm, ArchOver three years since its launch.

Entrepreneurs

Serial cyber security entrepreneur Dug Song on building an ethical business

Duo Security's Dug Song speaks to GrowthBusiness on growing a morally responsible cyber security business in a time where chaos and fear rule the industry.

Entrepreneurs

Hotelchamp’s Kristian Valk on bringing people back to hotels

Hotels around the world are facing a huge challenge as third party sites take over the booking process entirely. Hotelchamp seeks to change that.

Entrepreneurs

Savse the best for last: Guka Tavberidze on launching the UK’s first cold-pressed smoothie brand

Guka Tavberidze founded Savse to bring fresh smoothies to every household. Here's how it all began.

Entrepreneurs

Why business and friendship go together: the Solopress story

Aron Priest and Andy Smith on building their business, Solopress, based on friendship and equal partnership.

Entrepreneurs

Starting a food business in a recession: School of Wok

School of Wok’s founder Jeremy Pang and Adrienne Katz Kennedy share the ups and downs of starting up and growing a food business during the recession.

Entrepreneurs

Shachar Bialik: From Israeli special forces to fintech

From the Israeli special forces to disrupting the fintech industry, Shachar Bialik hopes that Curve can change how businesses and consumers track their finances online.

Social Media

Yay or Yeay? The social video retail platform engaging Gen Z

Engaging generation Z is tough for many businesses but Melanie Mohr thinks she has cracked it with her social, video retail app, Yeay.

Entrepreneurs

Wargaming knocks brainstorming off its pedestal in business planning

Military wargaming for corporates is the new 'brainstorming'. Here's why.

Venture Capital Funding

Just Eat’s David Buttress enters the world of venture capital

Former Just Eat CEO, David Buttress, joins 83North as a general partner to advise and support a new tranche of growth start-ups in Europe.

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