Su Cowell
decided that having children was not meant to be but now, at 45, she delights
everyone with baby hats that make you go Ahhhh! She told Patricia McLoughlin about her CobWebKnits
business.
With Mothers Day fast approaching, April 3rd sees Fran and Laura Nolan celebrating their mother and daughter bond, through their business partnership of Irish fashion boutiques, Fran and Jane.Poppy Watt finds out more.
Jeans are never out of fashion, eternally changing to encompass flares, boot cut, high waist, skinny, distress or impress. Poppy Watt discovered figure flattering Wizard Jeans with the help of founder Sally Allen- Gerard.
Leslie Gilotti and Sarah Thompson have 25 years experience between them in the entertainment business. Their contrasting backgrounds proved a good mix and they came together to found Charmfactory, a PR company geared specifically towards the thriving digital market. ...
From
investment management to film production, Nicola Horlick is certainly
adept at the art of reinvention. George R Vaughan caught up with her at
her offices in Derby Street where she revealed all about her latest project in
the turbulent terrain of TV and movie entertainment.
Public speaking can be the undoing of many people, no matter what their
standing. Successful actress sisters Harriet
and Matilda Thorpe have taken their
considerable acting experience and applied it to the business world through
their company Role Call Business in
an effort...
Hailed as the next big thing in baking, her weird and wonderful creations are celebrated as much for their visual impact as they are for their taste. George R Vaughan met with visionary baker Lily Vanilli and uncovered the quirky personality behind this cake maker extraordinaire...
A new study claims that we are losing the
art of basic DIY skills. Technology is very much to blame but there is no
doubting that part of the problem can be attributed to laziness. George R Vaughan caught up with a woman
who decided to take matters into her own hands; Home Jane...
Sandra Hewett has devoted much of her career as a life/work
coach to helping others achieve success. Cindy George finds out about her new book, A Woman’s Guide to
Working for Herself.
