Hannah Prevett

If you have lost someone, the subject can be ‘taboo’, bereavement policies are a lottery and entrepreneurs can feel torn. Just talking would be a good start

British firms are rebelling against the idea of ‘lone ranger’ leaders in an era of poly-crises. But can wet let go of a ‘single throat to choke’?

The network’s chief economic opportunity officer says it’s a platform of professionals, not emotional over-sharers

Part of the start-up dream was once building an empire of employees. Now staff numbers are being limited as firms question whether scale breeds inefficiency

James Watt is giving stakes to ‘equity punk’ investors who backed his last venture, then lost out when it fell into administration

What happened when a delegation of 250 British business and cultural leaders flew to the US for the Greater Together LA expo?

From soundproofing to on-site dental facilities, offices are adapting to lure back staff grown used to the Covid-era convenience of working from home

If people feel out of place in an organisation, the elephant in the room is that it’s not about them, but the signals sent out on who truly belongs there

New employment rights may be granted to the millions of people nursing loved ones, but what is really needed is a cultural shift among company leaders

Getting start-up wealth recycled into the economy is the challenge for whoever is next PM. It’s not solved by putting ‘loonies’ in the cabinet, founders say