Scott Challinor
Business Editor for Leaders of Great Britain
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Five Rivers CEO recognised for lifelong contribution to children in care through national award nomination
Five Rivers Child Care founder and CEO Pam McConnell is listed among the finalists in one of the UK’s leading care sector awards.
A brief history of the Imperial State Crown, the most iconic of the British Crown Jewels
As the state funeral of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, gets underway on Monday, something which will have captivated those who paid their respects during her lying-in state will have been the Imperial State Crown which sat atop the casket in Westminster Hall throughout.
Applying AI: Peak’s Elliot Newsham discusses Decision Intelligence and why it is the future of AI for commercial value
Elliot Newsham, commercial manager at decision intelligence company Peak, speaks to The Leaders Council about their ambition to place AI at the centre of all commercial decision-making.
Tennis great Federer announces retirement
Swiss tennis star Roger Federer, a 20-time Grand Slam singles winner, has announced this week that he is to retire from tennis following the Laver Cup in London later in September.
Amina Hussain and Omar Rashid appointed co-presidents of Asian Business Chamber of Commerce
SME Outsourcing’s Amina Hussain has become the first British Bangladeshi woman president of the Asian Business Chamber of Commerce [ABCC], sharing the role with entrepreneur Omar Rashid.
“Manage your emotions”: Investment expert LeGassick highlights importance of managing investor behaviour through volatile spells
Investment expert Mike LeGassick joined us on The Leaders Council Podcast to discuss the current volatile economic situation and the importance of investors being able to manage their behaviour and emotions to avoid making costly decisions.
Businesses await details on energy bills support active from October
UK firms have been informed that they will receive energy bills support from October 1, although it may need to be backdated.
Cost-of-living: Food inflation reaches 14-year peak but government intervention eases outlook
Food inflation has reached the highest levels seen since 2008 in the year to August, although the gloomy outlook for overall inflation has eased somewhat thanks to the government’s new package of targeted support on energy bills.
“An opportunity to succeed”: Inspiring Scotland Leadership Programme graduate hails its impact
Sarah Cronie's journey into her leadership role was anything but ‘usual’, owing to her learning disability. Progressing through Inspiring Scotland’s Future Leadership Training Programme, she learnt a trade with The Usual Place before progressing into permanent employment.
Chancellor still to hold mini-Budget in September following period of national mourning
Newly appointed chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is still to outline this month how the government will finance its approach to helping households adjust to the rising cost-of-living, although the ‘mini-Budget’ has been put on hold by the passing of the Queen.
JK Tech introduces AI-powered augmented analytics solutions for European and UK market retailers
JK Tech is set to launch its AI-powered augmented analytics offering in the European and UK markets.
A Weekend in Parliament: Commons sat on Saturday for MPs to swear oaths to the new King
Prime minister Liz Truss and other MPs convened in the House of Commons on Saturday to swear an oath of allegiance to the new King of the United Kingdom, Charles III.
The King’s Fund: New PM must take urgent action to avoid NHS winter crisis
As the NHS released its August performance statistics, The King’s Fund chief executive Richard Murray has warned that the numbers are indicative of a looming crisis and the new prime minister and health secretary must act quickly to intervene.
First televised Accession Council to come on Saturday
The Accession Council will convene on Saturday in a ceremony that will be televised for the first time, as Charles III is proclaimed King of the United Kingdom.
Queen Elizabeth II dies: What happens next?
As many aspects of national life are put on hold and the country enters a period of mourning following the death of Her Majesty the Queen. plans are in motion for her lying-in state and state funeral.
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