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How to Attract and Retain Talented Workers
From gym memberships to stock options, there are many ways small businesses can offer benefits to their staff in order to attract and retain talent. Beau Peters explores.
Supporting Female-Led Startu-ps with Investment
We delve into how male startup owners in the UK receive a disproportionate amount of investment compared to females, and how this can be changed
Fleximize Shortlisted at UK FinTech Awards 2020
We've been shortlisted for the "LendTech Initiative Award" at the UK FinTech Awards 2020
Saj Rahman of Maple People turned to Fleximize when looking for a funding partner who would understand the unique challenges of his purpose-driven business
Top 10 Podcasts for Business Owners in 2020
We've put together a list of the top podcasts for entrepreneurs and small business owners to listen to in 2020, including the likes of Masters of Scale, The Side Hustle and Creative Rebels
Why SMEs are Prioritising Cybersecurity in 2022
Research shows that UK businesses are prioritising investment in cybersecurity in 2022 to strengthen their defences. Adam Louca from Softcat explores.
An SME's Guide to Exhibiting at a Business Show
Exhibiting at an event or trade show for the first time can be an exciting opportunity to make an impact in your industry. Here are four tips to help you get the most out of your first show.
Claims Management Software for SMEs
Claims management software can speed up claims processing, reduce errors and enhance the customer experience. Here's a guide to how it can benefit your SME.
Using Data to Compete Against Big Businesses
As a small business owner, it's important to understand how analysing data could help you learn more about your customers and gain an edge over competitors. Tillpoint's Cordy Bartlett explores.
Stopping Counterfeits in the Construction Sector
Counterfeit building materials and tools are a significant cause for concern among businesses in the construction sector. Here's a look at how IP registration can help protect your business.
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