With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) just around the corner, The Executive Magazine explores a cyber security risk that hasn’t been given enough attention in the press – despite its strong links to an increasingly popular policy in the digital world. Unless you’ve been completely off the radar in recent months – and have […]
Francesca James, co-founder of the NatWest Great British Entrepreneur Awards, explores the most important traits that all successful entrepreneurs have in common – whatever their actual background. Whatever your opinions on what makes a good entrepreneur, perhaps the most exciting commonality concerns just how much doesn’t matter when you’re starting out. As such, it’s a
Do entrepreneurs share key personality traits? Read More »
The Executive Magazine attends the exclusive launch party of Manchester’s newest luxurious bar and restaurant, located above one of the city’s already well-known dining gems. Looking for a spacious venue to host your company’s upcoming corporate bash? Look no further than Ocean Treasure, Manchester’s newest and stunning Pan-Asian restaurant and bar that boasts a capacity
A little part of the Far East comes to Manchester city Read More »
Ryan Jackson, CEO of Gemini Parking Solutions discusses working smarter, embracing personnel, and changes in attitude in order to create a better working environment within your organisation. Ask anyone to comment on parking enforcement and the most likely response would probably be something resembling a grimace, possibly a few expletives but almost certainly not a positive
Being disruptive in a notorious industry Read More »
Joseph Valente, winner of The Apprentice 2015 writes for The Executive Magazine on what it means to be a young leader and how entrepreneurs can inspire future generations
Joseph Valente: Inspiring young leaders Read More »
Richard Newton, co-founder of Engine Room, tells The Executive Magazine about what business owners need to consider when choosing a new office space. When did the workplace environment become so important, and what are the most important factors to consider when planning a new office? In my opinion, the workplace environment really became a big
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Stefano Maifreni, founder of Eggcelerate, writes for The Executive Magazine on how continually adapting strategic decision-making can help your business. Do you hate boardroom brainstorms— with those over-excited colleagues, the bizarre ideas and a whiteboard covered in random words? The great news is that strategic decision-making is changing for the better at smart companies. Most of
Company strategy? I’ll have mine to go, please Read More »
The typical stay at this hotel may just be 12 days long, but you’ll be seeing nighttime fall hundreds of times during your trip before returning home – and maybe even gaze at the northern and southern lights a few times in between, too. We’re talking, of course, about Aurora Station, the world’s first-ever luxury
Luxury space travel: Aurora Station $10m trip sells out in just three days Read More »
The Executive Magazine looks ahead at what to expect during this year’s Festival of Speed, which promises to be a little different than usual. With less than 100 days to go until the Goodwood Estate opens its doors to the world’s most prestigious cars and bikes, it’s safe to say the countdown – and excitement
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Entrepreneur Matt Ovenden was fortunate enough to grow up boating in the UK and abroad and, when recently introducing his young family to it, he realised how relatively inaccessible it was. He writes for The Executive Magazine about how this set him on the path to building Borrow a Boat in order to make boating
Meet Borrow a Boat, the first UK company making yachting accessible Read More »
