Doug Richard was recently interviewed on CNBC to talk about government policies and red tape with regard to UK business.
A spectre is haunting the United Kingdom - the spectre of Capitalism.
Former Dragons’ Den panellist Doug Richard has called for a major overhaul of the way the government supports small businesses with ineffective schemes ditched in favour of incentives for investors. Read More.
...Read about the Entrepreneur’s Manifesto covered by the Sunday Telegraph here.
...The Entrpreneurs’ Manifesto will be launched at the “Growing a Successful Social Enterprise” conference at the Royal Institution on Tuesday, January 19th.
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Wednesday, 3 February, Doug Richard's School for Startups together with O2 will deliver a course in how to start a business in collaboration with Finance Tree, Newcastle University Business School & Newcastle University Careers Service and sponsored by Ward Hadaway Law Firm, Newcastle Science City & North East Access to Finance. Register online at www.schoolforstartups.co.uk.
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Every serial entrepreneur has a set of precepts that govern most of their business decisions. These “general rules” may not apply to every situation, but they apply to almost every situation and the exceptions are so few and so far between they are almost impossible to anticipate.
While these principles may vary from one business owner to another, almost every successful business owner can agree with all of them. These principles underpin what I teach at School for Startups. If you...