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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Naomi Raybould, founder of Beyond Nine, says illness and tragedy helped her acquire the resilience and courage to start a business
Dana Denis-Smith’s bold move to make expensive hire when hoping to get her legal services business back on track, turned out to be a sound investment
British co-founders to make millions from deal with Oddlygroup
Samantha Gilchrist, chief executive of The Gilchrist Collection, says a family bereavement gave her the courage to ‘do something I loved’
Stewart Golf sells nearly half of its products in America and worries that the president-elect’s plans could make imports unviable
Funding for tech-driven Paloma Health from investors including an ex-Stripe executive will be used to hire more staff and boost marketing
The reality TV series bankrolled two friends’ plan to make a beer brand that was lower in calories and carbohydrates, without compromising on taste or strength
By: Hannah Prevett
The entrepreneur, who sold his last business for £300 million, is launching Build Concierge to help homeowners find skilled tradespeople
Jo Tutchener Sharp, founder of Scamp & Dude, says separation from her children after a serious operation inspired her to start a clothing range with a difference
Shamil and Kavi Thakrar believe their upmarket brand of Indian restaurants has wider appeal
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