Leon Fear comments on Campden Wealth report: Covid-19 pandemic accelerates families’ growing interest sustainable investing

Leon Fear contributed to the below article written by James Beech and published on the Campden FB website on 3rd October 2021. To view the original article on the Campden FB website , please click here. _________________________________ Family philanthropists agree the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated their sustainable investments, not only…

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Stephen Fear interviewed by Nicholas Nikiforou for his YouTube channel: nicktubechannel

Stephen was interviewed by Nicholas Nikiforou for his YouTube channel:  nicktubechannel. His major achievements, as shown on his channel are:  Diana Legacy Award, British Citizen youth Award Medallist, Anti-Bullying Ambassador, Equality Activist, Art4Voice, ‘BeTheFirst’ Campaign, Wonder Movie UK DVD inserts, Face of Kinder 2016, Voted 24 under 24 most inspirational…

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Transcript: Stephen Fear live interview with Georgia Today – Post-Covid Investment Potential

Stephen Fear was interviewed by Georgia Today on 22nd September 2020 about Georgia’s Post-Covid Investment Potential. Below is a transcript of the interview as featured on the Georgia Today website. To view the original, please click here. _________________________________ British Entrepreneur Stephen Fear on Georgia’s Post-Covid Investment Potential INTERVIEW Stephen Fear,…

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Campden Wealth ‘Next Generation’ article featuring Leon Fear

Leon Fear was featured in a Campden FB article that focused on the next generations of family businesses.  The original article appeared on Campden FB website on 7th September 2020, written by James Beech. ____________________________________ More than half of the next generation of family business leaders are worried they will lose…

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The backbone of Britain

2020 has been a terrible year for many people, especially the self-employed in Britain. While people working in the public sector, and big private businesses, continue to collect enviable regular salaries, the self employed have been largely left to fend for themselves. I’m not critical of ordinary people working in…

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