In the ever-evolving world of startups, the phrase "Empowered women empower women" holds profound significance. It encapsulates the spirit of mentorship, inspiration, and the transformative power of shared experiences.

Every few decades, new technology emerges with the promise to transform the modern business landscape. Looking back on some recent highlights, we had the Internet, we had mobile and cloud computing, we had big data and analytics. Right now, we have artificial intelligence (AI) – and it looks set to deliver on its promise.  

When starting, growing or running a business, founders are often consumed with thoughts of achieving their goals, prioritising immediate actions, and envisioning the future for their organisation. However, amidst the pitch decks, investor conversations and value-add brainstorms, they may be overlooking a crucial aspect central to a business’ sustainability strategy and profitability, which may be damaging its carbon footprint: waste management.

FemTech has seen an astronomical rise in recent years. Last year alone, Forbes and Dealroom reported that 2023 saw $1.14 billion raised across 120 ‘FemTech’ deals. Meanwhile, the FemTech Landscape Report estimates that by the end of 2027, the industry as a whole will be worth over $1 trillion. What does this tell us? That the opportunities for startups and investors alike is staggering.

Higher education institutions are uniquely positioned to support and improve local startup communities, driving economic growth and innovation. At Oxford Business College, we have seen first-hand the transformative impact an educational institution can have on its surroundings.

After eight years in the live events industry, working from Paris to New Zealand, I’ve seen the limitations of conventional thinking firsthand. The way I work, and always have done, is by always asking the questions - Why am I doing this? What is the quickest and most effective way I can do this? How can I produce the best results whilst being cost-effective for my clients?

When you run a service-led business, there are three key elements that are intrinsic to scale your business successfully and step out of the hustle culture.

In today's fast-paced digital world, standing out can be tough. Traditional marketing tactics are still useful, but let me tell you, video podcasting is a real game-changer. Here’s why every startup needs to jump on this bandwagon and build a video podcasting ecosystem.

A financial health check of your business helps track progress and the speed at which your business can achieve this. It paints a picture of the direction your business is heading in and provides a point of comparison.

Flexible workspaces can be an attractive option for emerging businesses, in comparison to traditional office settings. Across the UK, flexible space is experiencing a massive surge in demand.

Our working lives have undergone significant changes post pandemic, some for the better, others for the worse. Finding the right balance of flexibility for everyone in your team is crucial.

On 10th July, the world honours the birth of Nikola Tesla, one of the most influential inventors and engineers in history. Born in 1856, Tesla’s groundbreaking work laid the foundation for many of the technological advancements that shape our lives today.

From AI-powered recommendation engines to reinforcement learning, the potential of AI seems limitless. However, according to Bartek Roszak, Head of AI at STX Next, the rush to implement these technologies without a well-thought-out strategy can pose significant risks in the long run.

Web development is crucial for businesses that want to create a strong online presence, boost their brand, and increase customer interaction. To drive growth and achieve success it is essential to select a web development team that possesses the technical knowledge to create a user-friendly functional and optimised website.

In the vibrant UK technology ecosystem, innovation is the lifeblood of success, and R&D tax relief has provided a crucial financial lifeline. The UK consistently ranks as the top destination for technology startups outside the US.

Today's interconnected world relies heavily on space technologies for communication, navigation, and other services. However, these technologies face substantial risks from space weather. Alexey Shirobokov, co-founder of Mission Space, explains how startups are addressing these challenges and safeguarding against solar activity.

Europe stands at the crossroads of a new era: the AI revolution. While AI has the potential to fundamentally transform our societies, it also carries risks. The fear of the unknown often dominates the discussion, but this fear must not paralyse us. Instead, we should recognise and seize the opportunities.

With Labour celebrating a landslide victory in the recent General Election, many voters are hopeful that the party can now quickly get to work on delivering its manifesto promises. No community is more eager to see change than the UK’s five and a half million small businesses.

Us&Co is a workspace provider that creates unique workspaces designed to reflect the way professionals actually work.

Madeira, an autonomous region of Portugal known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage, is rapidly emerging as an attractive destination for entrepreneurs and innovators from around the world, drawn to its unique blend of opportunity, community, and lifestyle.