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
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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 »
Aya Charife is a multi-award-winning interior architect, artist and jewellery designer who created a piece with a unique mechanism which allows it to be flexible according to the mood of the wearer – the first of its kind in the world and currently for sale at Dubai’s prestigious 55 Fifty 7 Diamond Studio. Here, she
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To mark this year’s International Women’s Day, The Executive Magazine takes a look at how women factor into the world’s wealthiest billionaires list. Today’s International Women’s Day will rightly spur much debate around the importance of closing the gender pay gap that permeates almost every industry globally, with men often taking up the majority of
Chinese billionaires dominate economic gender parity this International Women’s Day Read More »
The Executive Magazine introduces a new global consortium that has been exclusively created to tackle the growing threat of cybercrime on a worldwide scale. Cyber security is a major hot-button issue in the UK at present, with the government clearly signalling its intent to crack down on the growing online threat by establishing the National
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The Executive Magazine talks about the five business-people who have made a name for themselves against all odds. We often read stories of successful businessmen and women who have climbed to the top and established themselves as leaders in their fields – but many, if not most, of them had a fortunate upbringing to underpin
Started from the bottom: the five business tycoons who went from rags to riches Read More »
