Category: Business Advice

Cheryl Sharp, CEO, Domestic Abuse Advocate & Speaker One in four women and one in seven men will experience domestic abuse in their lifetime, according to the Office for National Statistics. Despite these figures, only 5 per cent of UK employers have a pol

As cyberattacks dominate the headlines, small and medium-sized UK businesses are facing an impossible choice: pay enterprise prices for protection, or face enterprise-level risk. Sota says it’s time for change.

The technology market is expanding almost on a daily basis, and there is a confusing whirlpool of contradictory opinions about which tools SMEs should be utilising. So, it’s hardly surprising that many leaders are struggling to avoid common pitfalls, and see

Key Points: Growth isn’t one hack; it’s a quiet flywheel: helpful page → small cluster → distribution → feedback → repeat. Make one page unmissable before you amplify. Clarity beats word count, and proof beats adjectives. Ship c

A single keynote can transform a room. A speaker tells a story that lands, the audience leans in, and they’re automatically tuned into the rest of the agenda. The challenge is getting that right voice in the right slot with the right brief. Budgets, clas

In today’s globally connected business environment, meetings conducted in English have become the standard for international collaboration, strategic planning, and decision-making across industries. Whether you’re participating in weekly team updat