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Top sustainability trends for your business in 2022
Did you know 91% of plastic is never recycled? Will and Tali will share their top tips and advice on how to make sure that the packaging of your products are sustainable to phase out the plastic
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Climate Session: Getting Your Packaging Right
In our latest video, we host two exceptional guest speakers: Will King, Founder of the King of Shaves, and Tali Davies, Earth Care Team Lead at LUSH. Together, they will share their invaluable expertise, top tips, and advice on ensuring that the packaging of your product aligns with sustainability goals, ...
Climate Session: Getting Your Packaging Right
Building your Brand and Social Presence on LinkedIn
The Importance of Storytelling in Business
Roadmap to Resilience Protecting Your Mental Health
Getting Your Story Out There: What Do Journalists Look For?
Hitting the Shelves: How to Win Retail Listings
Perfecting the Art of Negotiation
The Kindness Economy why doing good is good business
How to Build a Better Network
Reaching Diversity At Scale With Authenticity
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Featurethe hookup: Funding boost to fuel business matchmaking!
the hookup, a groundbreaking online dating platform for small and micro businesses, proudly announces successful funding from Innovate UK.
FeatureSelling your business – 5 key steps to optimise your exit strategy
A recent article from eprivateclient noted that UK entrepreneurs made a collective £11.8 billion for selling their businesses in the last year. This significant figure got me thinking: what can entrepreneurs do to maximise the value of their business on an exit?
OpinionWhat is the impact of high growth firms on the UK economy
As the Fast Growth 50 initiative has shown in Wales for the last 25 years, a small number of high growth businesses make a disproportionate impact on wealth and job creation every year.
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