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In: Wise Words
Pamela Yeo, the founder of Saught – a startup that makes jewellery using the metal from deactivated landmines – shares her entrepreneurial insights.
Each week we interview an outstanding entrepreneur who has taken their innovation from concept to market. Their experiences and insights offer a taste of what it takes to succeed with a new business idea.
Pamela Yeo, the founder of Saught – a startup that makes jewellery using the metal from deactivated landmines – shares her entrepreneurial insights.
Rodrigo Garcia Gonzalez, the brain behind Hop, a suitcase that can move independently gives us an insight into his inventive world.
Industrial designer, Ben Greene, tells us how the process behind idea to business has been going for him so far.
Jack Al-Kahwati is the man behind Velo-1 – a smartphone controlled electric bicycle that can control gears and suggest safe routes. Here he fills us in on how business is progressing since we first covered the startup.
Aiming to save students money, Raygun analyzes textbook updates to see if they’re worth the price tag. Founders, Aaron Priest and Adam Seithel, take us through their first year of business.
We chat to the founder of coffee subscription service eightpointnine, which allows users to customize their own blends, about their first year of business.
Zahra Aljabri, the founder of women’s fashion label Mode-sty, which focuses on conservative yet stylish items shares her entrepreneurial words of wisdom.
Brian Davis, co-founder of StayGreen Oil — which offers a green energy alternative to oil-strapped companies — shares his insights.
Robert Barmore is the man behind Therma-HEXX, a company that produce thermo hydronic panels that can be fitted under patio stones to capture solar energy.
Founder of e-book crowdfunding site, Unglue.it, shares his insights into avoiding the restrictions of digital publishing rights.