Twojeys has driven multi-million-euro sales of its accessibly priced jewels to Spanish Gen-Z shoppers by pushing engaging, voyeuristic content to its online community. Now the brand aims to take its concept international with the opening of a London store.

For brands engineered by larger-than-life visionaries, like Savage x Fenty or Ralph Lauren, the first leadership transition can be complicated — but eventually rewarding.

After more than a decade of investors pouring money into seemingly any new company, profitable or not, many now look to be pulling back.

Black-owned brands are in the spotlight, but some entrepreneurs worry that aligning their own racial identities with those of their brands will alienate some customers — and not all retailers are coming to them with mutually beneficial offers.

Alongside founders and investors, independent directors can play a key role on a young company’s board, helping to shape strategy with insights and advice based on their own experiences.

Brands must make the right moves to ensure that when their founders leave, the magic doesn't go with them.

Between the coronavirus pandemic and the reignited Black Lives Matter movement, it’s more important than ever for founders to humanise their brands and highlight their values.

A great idea is an important first step, but it’s the business model that will turn that concept into a real company.