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Nursing the nation's cuts
Ann Rushforth is one of Scotland’s leading women entrepreneurs but after selling a slice of her business she's gone back to school to help her family’s firm blossom.
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Rubber soul
Entrepreneur Mike Welch has worked hard for ten years building a successful, online tyre company. Now the input of Tesco’s former boss has given him a fresh outlook on the firm.
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Turn around bright eyes
‘Bossy’ Louise Richley is full of enthusiasm as she tells Brian Nicholls of the satisfaction to be had from turning a business around.
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Into the unknown
Bettina Nissen couldn’t pick out Newcastle on a map before she moved there from Germany. But, she tells Brian Nicholls, she found a city that was ideal for her business.
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A ticket to park and thrive
While John McGlynn is still a relatively young entrepreneur, he has a lot of experience to pass on. The Airlink Group chairman tells Kenny Kemp about his ambitious plans for the future.
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‘And away I went’
Simon Howie is an iconic Scottish brand. While his fillet steaks and prime beef are well-known in supermarkets, he is also a serial entrepreneur, as Kenny Kemp finds out.
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Sign of things to come
Nick Fearnley believes his digital signage company DMP has every reason to expect a rosy future. Here he tells Peter Baber why he is so optimistic about the months and years ahead.
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Scrubbed up nicely
The Yorkshire Soap Company has brought highly dramatic retail to a former Yorkshire mill town. Its founder Warren Booth tells Peter Baber why he has always looked beyond his hobby.
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Hectic high life
Guy Hudson went through a hugely varied career before settling down to run his successful Lynx fashion business, now celebrating 25 years in Harrogate.
