It’s easy to start feeling more than a little overwhelmed with the bad news right now which is why, with our partner Printed.com, we’re on a mission to highlight the good; the entrepreneurs & businesses who are doing amazing things, who have achieved so much (before and during the Covid-19 pandemic), who may have turned their skills to good and who deserve to be recognised.
Great British Entrepreneur Awards, 2021 Fashion and Beauty Entrepreneur of the Year, and circular economy brand UpCircle is now a certified B Corporation! UpCircle decided to apply for B Corp Certification to measure its social and environmental performance. UpCircle measured its financial performance from the beginning but wanted to ensure the company was high performing …
Research conducted by Jamii, a UK start-up and discovery platform for Black creators and makers, has found that Black business owners nationwide are suffering as a result of the looming recession – with 83% of those surveyed concerned about where the UK economy is going, and a half (50%) believing they will not be able …
Airbnb and Jamii offer financial support to Black British entrepreneurs this winter Read More »
Meet Mark Esho MBE the disabled entrepreneur, motivational speaker and best-selling author of his autobiography – I can I will – a story of struggle, hard work, hope and success. After catching Polio at the age of five Mark was left paralyzed from the neck down and given a 10% chance of living. This didn’t …
Ever wondered if you really need alcohol to have the confidence to approach that person at the bar or dance like no one’s watching? Ellie Webb, founder of Caleno, the non-alcoholic drinks brand, recently teamed up with Thursday dating app to prove that you definitely don’t! Great British Entrepreneur Awards alumni Ellie has spoken openly …
Caleño teams up with Thursday to prove you don’t need alcohol to fuel your fun Read More »
Honest Burgers, co-founded by Great British Entrepreneur Awards judge Tom Barton, is teaming up with Uber Eats in their latest campaign – to get brits telling some ‘tasty truths’. The campaign follows the research revealing that Brits fib nearly five times a day! The ‘tasty truths’ pop-up booth will be visiting Liverpool and London over …
Honest Burgers teams up with Uber Eats to encourage Brits to be more honest! Read More »