All tagged growth hacking
Britain has no shortage of talent or ideas, but it lacks a culture that truly values ambition, risk-taking, and entrepreneurial success. While US founders are celebrated, UK entrepreneurs are met with scepticism, short-sighted policy, and a narrative that undermines their contribution. I explore the damaging myths around wealth creation, the perception gap at the heart of UK policymaking, and the steps we must take to reposition entrepreneurship as a national asset, not a problem to manage.
Brent Hoberman’s question—“How good is the data that governments use to make choices?”—spotlights a deeper issue: it’s not just about the data, but the people and culture behind it. In this article I explore how risk aversion, silos, and bias hinder policy impact—and what leaders can do to fix it.
Start-ups get a lot of attention. It's a big and busy ecosystem, challenging businesses in many sectors.. Where there's Financial Services there are #FinTech start-ups, where there's Medical and Healthcare there are #MedTech start-ups and in Agriculture or Marketing sector there are #AgTech and #MarTech start-ups.