Patricia Cullen

1 day ago | entrepreneur.com | Patricia Cullen

In a glass-walled office just off London's tech corridor, two entrepreneurs sit with the calm intensity of people used to making things happen. Joseph Black and Oliver Jacobs, co-founders of SHOUT, an influencer marketing agency, aren't typical agency founders. Their work doesn't revolve around polished pitches or influencer stunts. Instead, their success lies in something simpler - giving young people meaningful access to work, opportunity, and scale.

2 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Patricia Cullen

When British companies look to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), they often see a mirage — shimmering opportunities, fast growth, tax advantages, a sparkling skyline of possibility. But, as Ayman Al Awadhi, co-founder and Group Managing Director of The Corporate Group knows well, behind the ease of setting up a business in the UAE lies a complex terrain of jurisdictions, legal nuances, and cultural dynamics.

4 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Patricia Cullen

Born from the deep well of Moroccan culture yet speaking fluently to an international audience, London based Raphia is more than a confectionery brand - it is a carefully wrought cultural translation. It honours tradition without freezing it in time, and invites the global consumer into a sensory-rich narrative of craftsmanship, generosity, and ritual. "My Moroccan heritage has been the cornerstone of Raphia from the outset," Faress explains.

1 week ago | entrepreneur.com | Patricia Cullen

But for Dr. Liucheng Guo, co-founder and CTO of TG0, an ambitious London and Hong Kong-based start up, green innovation isn't just an add-on - it's baked into the very blueprint of the business. From simplifying product design to cutting energy use, Dr. Guo shares with Entrepreneur UK how TG0 is redefining what it means to build tech that's both cutting-edge and conscious, navigating the delicate balance between environmental responsibility and startup realities.

1 week ago | entrepreneur.com | Patricia Cullen

Louisa Olafuyi didn't set out to be an entrepreneur. But as the co-founder and COO of Kunda Kids, a London-based children's media company creating educational storybooks, animations, and an app that celebrate African culture, history, and languages, she's become one of the most vital voices in reshaping how children see themselves in the stories they read and watch.