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Five questions for: Tom McGillycuddy, co-founder, tickr
Features Tickr is an app that helps investors focus on impact investing.
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Five questions for: David Luck, CEO of Capital on Tap
Features Capital on Tap lends money to small UK businesses.
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Five questions for: Matt Dyson, director of Rockit
Features Rockit designs and makes products for babies to help them sleep.
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Five questions for: Amy Golding, CEO of Opus Talent Solutions
Features Opus Talent Solutions is a recruitment and training consultancy that focuses on the technology and energy sectors.
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Five questions for: Karim Kaddoura, co-founder, Virtuo
Features MoneyWeek talks to Karim Kaddoura, co-founder of mobile-phone based car-rental firm, Virtuo.
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Five questions for: Neil Kadagathur, co-founder of Creditspring
Features Creditspring provides small and convenient loans that it claims offer better value and a safer model than most overdrafts, credit cards and payday lending.
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Danielle Kendall: hatching a plan from a hen party
Tips Danielle Kendall had had enough of tacky hen party gifts, so launched her own company, Team Hen, to make more tasteful products.
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Five questions for: Lindsay Willott, CEO of Customer Thermometer
Features Customer Thermometer's “one-click” email feedback tool helps businesses get accurate feedback from their customers in seconds.
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How I created a blooming business selling flowers online
Features Lana Elie launched her online marketplace, Floom, in March 2016. Now it sells to customers in 134 countries, employs a staff of 14, and expects turnover to hit £5m this year.
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