Category: Profiles

Kim Havelaar, founder of Roqberry, a new brand of tea, tells us the inspiration behind the company specifically focused on foodies, tea and food pairings. 

Mark Livingstone, CEO of Pharmacy 2U, and co-founder of Graze and Love Film joins us at Business Matters to explain his way of doing business and who he admires. 

Hafiz Muhammad Ali is the founder of Omnicore Group and author of Digital Passport, your guide to a promising career in Digital Marketing, here he tells us what his advice is to anyone looking to set up in business. 

Lusso Stone founder Wayne Spriggs, a North East Businessman set to go stateside about his inspiration in business and who he admires.

Ajay Sahota tells Business Matters what inspired him to co-found Viddyoze as a way for users to create simple logo stingers 

Lord Mark Price tells us what inspired him to launch Engaging Works to help people find their ideal job.

Morten Petersen tells us what inspires him in business and why it is essential to have a ‘why’ in business.

We spoke to the founder of the alcoholic cocktail gummy Smith and Sinclair. Mel doesn’t think being an adult has to be boring and for the last few years she’s been on a venture to add some excitement to growing up. 

As George Jerjian begins the promotion of his tenth book Spirit of Gratitude, he joins us at Business Matters to tell us what inspire him and why he would no nothing differently in his life. 

European investor Jean-François de Clermont-Tonnerre and his wife, Marie-Laure, have established a foundation that supports amazing projects in the education and creative sectors.

According to a Companies House survey of over 5 million companies, men are still 3 times more likely to be in control of a company than their female counterparts, showing a clear disparity between men and women when it comes to reaching the top of organisations.

Rupert Rixon, the 23 year-old founder of Perspective Pictures, has been creating businesses since the age of 12.

After reaching the final of Britain’s Got Talent with his family singing act ‘The Neales’, Phil left the world of music and showbiz to pursue his own business in creating a social alarm-clock app.