Deputy Editor, The Times Enterprise Network
Hannah Prevett is the Deputy Editor of The Times Enterprise Network, writing for The Times in the United Kingdom. With a focus on business and entrepreneurship, Hannah covers a range of topics including interviews with successful entrepreneurs, analysis of business trends, and stories of perseverance and success in the business world.
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Hannah Prevett's articles primarily cover a range of business-related topics, from entrepreneurship to small and medium enterprise (SME) challenges. She also delves into gender equality issues in the workplace. Given her coverage attributes, she might be interested in pitches that include insightful data analysis or exclusive information related to these themes.
Business leaders, entrepreneurs with compelling success stories, experts on SME challenges, and advocates for gender equality in the workplace could find their insights valued by Hannah. Additionally, professionals with experience in industries such as health & wellbeing or beauty & fashion may have opportunities to contribute expertise within those contexts.
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She has founded successful firms such as Soap & Glory, FitFlop and Beauty Pie, but Marcia Kilgore still recalls the singer turning up at her spa 30 years ago
In Family Business Week, Erika Wilson explains why she is glad she decided in her twenties to join the company her grandfather started in 1946
Poppy Gustafsson has urged investors to create a more “inclusive economic landscape”
Louis Lees-Jones of family-owned brewery JW Lees was picked as one of four ‘Ones to Watch’ by trade body Family Business UK for this year’s Family Business Week
Denise Kesson found nothing excited her about the business in a converted garage but agreed to run it if she could go for growth. Now she is pushing turnover to £1.4 million
Laura Jardine Paterson’s team of coders has taken outsourcing to an extreme by delivering projects on time from refugee camps in a war zone
Alonuko, the bridalwear business Gbemi Okunlola launched in 2012, is busy all year round, thanks to having customers on both sides of the Atlantic and in Africa
Kerry Southern-Reason, founder of Care Home Interiors, used to hang out with the likes of Lulu — until her grandmother’s new residence screamed for a makeover
Margaret Dabbs, founder of the eponymous brand, recalls how growing up in pain inspired her to set up a business that treats the ailments of its customers
The descendants who run Gatwards of Hitchin and Rankin Brothers & Sons will have to find a way to cope with planned changes to inheritance and property taxes
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