11 h. ago E2E Dynamic 100 partners Fora praise the ‘power of referral’ and importance of networking

Nathan Haisley is the Head of Sales at Fora, who are partnering with this year’s E2E Dynamic 100. Part of The Office Group, Fora, which provides serviced office space, started 20 years ago from humble beginnings on City Road.

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11 h. ago Boxxe CEO on the importance of maintaining human connection as technology evolves

Phil Doye looks back at the early 1990s roots of the IT provider and discusses how it evolved from selling Microsoft Licensing to the public sector to expansion across other services and partnering with many of the world’s leading tech companies.

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11 h. ago Group CEO of Identity on how the company is thriving in ‘the Golden Age of Experience’

Michael Gietzen talks about the events agency’s early days as a family-run entity and the meteoric growth it’s seen over the last 10 years. Now operating across the US, The Middle East and England – including the famous New Years Eve fireworks displays in London – Identity is, as Gietzen says, adaptive, responsive and innovative.

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11 h. ago “Change is constant, and how we respond to that dictates our success,” says Dr Jason Wouhra OBE, as he congratulates the businesses listed on the E2E Dynamic 100 track 2025

The E2E Dynamic 100 list showcases the outstanding accomplishments of the top 100 businesses. Looking over those businesses that have made the list, it is clear that the majority have not only achieved genuinely impressive sales growth over the past few years, but they have truly mastered the essential art of evolution, adapting time and time again to meet the ever-changing needs of the people they serve.

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4 d. ago World Cup qualifying: Big win for Northern Ireland while Mbappé helps France close in

Kimmich nets twice as Germany beat LuxembourgNorth Macedonia hold Belgium to goalless drawTrai Hume’s first Northern Ireland goal helped them to a 2-0 win over Slovakia to keep their World Cup qualifying campaign on track. Patrik Hrosovsky’s 18th-minute own goal rewarded Northern Ireland for a strong start but, after wasting two outstanding chances to double their lead either side of the break, they endured some nervy moments before Hume lifted the ball over the stranded Martin Dubravka with 10 minutes to go.“The keeper has come to clear it, and I just had to guide it towards the goal and thankfully I did,” Hume told BBC Northern Ireland. “It was a great night, good performance and the most important thing is the three points. I think we deserved it.” Continue reading...

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1 week ago Greens ‘on track’ to supplant Labour as favourite party in London, says Zack Polanski

Exclusive: poll asked voters to rank parties on how favourably they felt about them, with strong support in capital and among younger votersThe Greens are viewed more favourably than any other party in London and among younger voters, polling produced for the party has shown, with its leader, Zack Polanski, saying this showed they were “on track” to supplant Labour.The YouGov poll, carried out to coincide with the Greens’ ongoing annual conference in Bournemouth, asked voters in England to rank the five main parties in order of how favourably they felt about them, rather than the usual metric of which they planned to vote for. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Grand Slam Track denies Michael Johnson earned $2m from scrapped series

Former sprinter claims he is facing own financial losses ‘Michael has asked for patience while we try to fix this’Michael Johnson’s Grand Slam Track organisation has denied the former American sprinter has pocketed $2m from the series while his athletes have gone unpaid, calling the speculation “categorically false” – and claimed he was facing financial losses himself.Johnson is facing the prospect of legal action from athletes, agents and the suppliers who helped stage three GST meetings, with sources claiming they are owed as much as $19m (£13.9m). It is understood that two athletes claim they had to withdraw from buying a house when prize money was not paid, and many privately believe they will never receive their money. Continue reading...

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