Following Dyslexia Awareness Week, Theo has written his latest #PaphitisPerspective on centred around his experiences growing up with dyslexia.
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Following the recent General Election, Theo Paphitis has written his latest #PaphitisPerspective on Labour’s first week in government.
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I have spoken many times on the subject of being careful not to view statistics as black and white, since the first Gender Pay Gap data was released in 2018 and we must continue to be aware that statistics are not always black and white. There is a danger in viewing them as such, and this continues to be no different as we see the new gender pay gap data has been released.
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In Theo’s third column for Business Connect Magazine, he writes about finding the perfect work-life balance for small business owners.
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Theo explores how small businesses can deal with macro instability in his second column for Business Connect Magazine.
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In his first column for Business Connect Magazine, Theo shares his thoughts on how small business owners can make AI work for their small business.
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After having just scraped through a tumultuous year by the skin of his teeth, when Rishi Sunak the Prime Minister took to the stage in January pledging to halve inflation by the end of 2023 he must have felt like he was Manchester City just needing to overcome the might of Gillingham Football Club from the lowest division in the professional football pyramid, to win the FA Cup. What could possibly go wrong?
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There’s been a whirlwind of equally bizarre and shocking events in just the past year alone. But there’s been one question on my mind which has been troubling me the most - is integrity and honesty dead in our politics?
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London Graphic Centre (LGC), the iconic arts retailer, is excited to announce the return of the LGC Art Prize 2023, supported by Theo Paphitis.
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For Dyslexia Awareness Week, Theo Paphitis collaborated with the British Dyslexia Association and shared some of his experiences growing up and living with dyslexia.
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At last, we now have the opportunity to get a leader that is capable of governing. Out of chaos often comes opportunity, and as the to-do list is long and urgent, the job requires a serious candidate who will deliver.
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It’s been 10 years since I left Dragons’ Den and despite going back to cover dragon absences several times, it still seems like yesterday. During my time out of the den, I’ve had the benefit of being able to unpack first-hand the profound impact the show has had - and continues to have - on its viewers since its launch in 2005.
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