Expert Impact Speakers, the world’s first social enterprise speakers agency, launches with all profits being used for positive social change.

On International Mentoring Day, Karen Lynch describes both the personal and professional satisfaction she gets from mentoring.

Abbie Morris saw several ways her business could succeed. But concentrating on doing one thing well proved essential for a strong foundation.

Richard Carter, Managing Director of Equiniti Credit Services, has 30 years of fintech business experience but, as he told us, that hasn't stopped him suffering imposter syndrome.  

How do you figure out if there's a market for your idea? We spoke to two social entrepreneurs who told us how they did it.

Jacqueline de Rojas had a challenging start in life – but it made her determined to make something of herself. She told us about learning from adversity and how vulnerability can be a strength. 

Gabriela Matouskova could see potential in the organisation she was volunteering with. After meeting with a mentor, she’s now the CEO, leading a rapidly growing social enterprise.

Tenacity, luck and learning from your mistakes will help you to success, thinks the UK CEO of global advertising and marketing giant Ogilvy. Plus – you need to put a number on what you are trying to achieve.

Our Expert reveals the values that have led to her success, advice about hiring and firing, and the social causes she is passionate about. 

Thinking of launching a social enterprise in 2020? Do these five things on purpose, writes Tuesday P. Brooks, and you'll be well set up for success.

The digital privacy campaigner thought he was going to have a lifetime career in the Royal Navy but left the armed services after a long illness. "It was a big lesson to me: things don't always turn out the way you expect."

They will obviously want to protect their investment, so how will that relationship go if challenges arise? For Kim Rihal of Equal Education, a meeting with someone who had trod that path before instilled confidence.