Moves to encourage staff ownership win broad approval, say Hesham Zakai and Hugo Greenhalgh The government’s launch of measures intended to increase the number of businesses designed along the lines of John Lewis, the retailer owned by it’s staff, has been met with broad approval by small and medium sized…
Article written by Leon Fear for Property News magazine in October 2012: In a tough market what tactics help shift property? by Leon Fear When selling property, whether it is a private house or a commercial property, the main issue at the moment is people are worried about…
Stephen Fear formed part of a panel at the London Design Festival 2012, discussing the importance of simplicity in the design and development of products and services. Other panel members included Merlin Crossingham, creative director of Wallace and Gromit at Aardman Animations and Charlie Allen, bespoke London tailor. You can read the…
On your marks for Rio 2016, businesses told As the Paralympic Games draw to a close this week-end, small and medium-sized enterprises are already sizing up the next Olympic opportunity: Rio 2016.
In July 2012, Stephen Fear was part of a panel of speakers for “Inspiring Entrepreneurs – From Battlefield to Business” Live Event at The British Library, London. The event focused on the achievements of a selection of inspiring Entrepreneurs who successfully started their own businesses following leaving the Armed Forces. For further details, please see…
British Bankers Association (known as the BBA) Summer 2012 edition of their in-house magazine Balance talks SME success with Stephen Fear, the British Library’s Entrepreneur in Residence. Please click here to view the article in Balance Magazine
Run in partnership with the British Library, Heropreneurs, Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund, Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity and ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, British Legion, Franchising Works and Help for Heroes. The event was held to inspire and encourage members of the Armed Forces to consider starting up a…
Hear from the Centre’s hugely successful Entrepreneur in Residence, Stephen Fear and learn from his own entrepreneurial skills to grow your business. This discussion also features AnywayUp Cup founder, Mandy Haberman and Insider Trends’ Head of Trends, Cate Trotter. Moderated by Matthew Rock, founder and editor of Real Business Magazine.…
Hear from the Centre’s hugely successful Entrepreneur in Residence, Stephen Fear and learn from his own entrepreneurial skills to grow your business. With 50 years of business experience spanning 64 different ventures across the globe, whatever your market – Stephen has mastered it. Business & IP Centre is a gateway…
BBA news release: Buffy helps business beat a path to funds The Entrepreneur in Residence at the British Library, Stephen Fear, launched the new website www.businessfinanceforyou.co.uk [BUFFY] at an event for over 200 of Britain’s entrepreneurs. The website, developed by the British Bankers’ Association and Better Business Finance banks…
23.05.2012 Small businesses and social enterprises looking for finance can now benefit from help from BUFFY – a new website which brings into one place a wide range of finance providers including business angels, regional funds, asset and lease financers, government schemes, grants and CDFIs as well as banks. The…
Serial entrepreneurs Stephen and Leon Fear have built over 60 businesses across the globe. Here they share their inspiring story and passion for business, life and genuinely caring about others with life & business coach Rasheed Ogunlaru. Stephen also discusses his new role as Entrepreneur in Residence at the British…
The below article was featured in Business Matters Magazine on 3rd April 2012: Britain’s first entrepreneur to make a million in a phone-box, is set to use his unparalleled knowledge and expertise to boost London’s business, as the British Library’s official Entrepreneur in Residence. Seen as the business brains of…
The phone box millionaire THERE are many entrepreneurs who started their business in a spare bedroom. Stephen Fear did not even have that. His office was a public phone box on the council estate where he lived with his father. But it was the base from which he launched…