Steve Shutts is the CEO of Astriid and one of the inspiring individuals working on finding meaningful employment for those who are living with a disability or long-term illness. Astriid, started by Steve's brother David two years ago, aims to

The Walkie Tower Climb: Every day 619 children and young people arrive at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) to be treated for severe illnesses and conditions. The hospital is exclusively for children and relies on NHS funds and charitable support

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Young consumers are expecting more user-generated content (UGC) from big brands, whether this content is used for product or CSR marketing. Consumers will seek more authentic options if businesses continue to plaster their social media channels with glossy, professional, branded

Bianca Tudor is an entrepreneur and the founder of Elite Business Women (EBW), a group looking to empower and help women climb the corporate and entrepreneurial ladder through mutual support. The entity now boasts 11,000 members and, while located mainly

Adriano Mancinelli, UK and Northern Europe Programme Manager, TrustLaw at Thomson Reuters Foundation, says that there are two main problems when it comes to non-profits and their legal needs - their knowledge (or lack thereof) relating to the availability of

In short, yes. The Open Banking initiative is nothing short of the biggest revolution in the banking industry. It sets a new standard for the way banks integrate and communicate with the digital world and other third-party services. It opens

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