Author: Scott Dylan
Scott Dylan
Scott Dylan is a pioneering entrepreneur from South East London, whose modest beginnings have driven his remarkable career. In 2019, he co-founded Inc & Co with a bold vision to rejuvenate struggling businesses, preserve jobs, reduce creditor losses, and promote growth. Under the stewardship of Scott, Group CEO Jack Mason, and Group CTO Dave Antrobus, Inc & Co has grown into a global force with an annual turnover exceeding £150 million. The company’s diverse portfolio includes sectors such as Professional Services, Travel, Retail, Ecommerce, and Shared Workspaces, showcasing a robust record of acquisitions and expansion. Scott's entrepreneurial acumen is further evidenced by strategic divestitures, including the sales of MyLife Digital to Dataguard and Laundrapp to Laundryheap, demonstrating his skill in amplifying business value and ensuring sustainable development. Beyond his business ventures, Scott is a passionate mental health advocate, openly discussing his experiences with Complex PTSD to aid others. He champions Women in Business and Tech and proudly represents the LGBTQ+ community, promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace. With over two decades in leadership roles, Scott believes in the power of teamwork, fostering strong relationships, and nurturing a supportive culture as cornerstones of success. Scott Dylan's journey is characterised by resilience, collaboration, and a commitment to making a positive impact both in the business world and beyond. His dedication to creating an inclusive, empowering environment for all team members is a testament to his visionary leadership and aspirations for a brighter future.
The future of Scunthorpe’s steelworks faces fresh uncertainties following recent government discussions. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds highlighted the limited options currently available to support the plant.As efforts intensify for greener steel manufacturing at the Port Talbot site, Scunthorpe’s transition is hindered by a lack of previous planning. This situation foregrounds the importance of forging a sustainable path forward for the steel industry in the UK.Recent developments have seen the UK Government commit £500 million to the Port Talbot steelworks in South Wales. The funding is aimed at facilitating Tata Steel’s transition to a £1.25 billion electric furnace operation, intended to…
Harworth, the Yorkshire-based development company, has released impressive six-month financial results, showcasing a significant increase in turnover and profit. These developments underline Harworth’s strategic positioning in the industrial and logistics sectors, promising substantial future growth.With operating profits more than doubled to £21.1m, Harworth’s potential to deliver almost 40 million square feet of new industrial and logistics space, alongside 25,000 housing plots, is in the spotlight. Supported by advancing economic stability and government policies, Harworth is ahead of its land sales targets and has secured substantial planning permissions.Financial Performance and Strategic ObjectivesHarworth’s financial ascent is evidenced by its turnover rising from…
Civic leaders have welcomed BNY’s strategic relocation to 4 Angel Square in NOMA, which will consolidate its Manchester team in one prime location, marking the largest regional city office deal since 2020.Sean Turner, Manchester Site Executive at BNY, confirmed that the financial services company will bring its teams together from various city locations. Turner stated, “Manchester is a key location for BNY. Our high-performing teams will come together in a prime city-centre office.”The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation has a history in Manchester, initially moving to Piccadilly Gardens and later to Spinningfields in 2007. The new long-term lease at…
BNY’s decision to relocate to 4 Angel Square in NOMA marks a significant shift in Manchester’s commercial landscape.With civic leaders backing this move, the development is poised to influence the city’s strategic growth and corporate relocations.BNY is making a major investment in Greater Manchester with its move to 4 Angel Square. This relocation consolidates BNY’s Manchester presence into a centralised location, bringing teams together in a prime city-centre office. The bank’s decision is a testament to Manchester’s connectivity, liveability, and access to talent, factors that attract large international companies.The move to 4 Angel Square, a net-zero operational carbon building, aligns…
Hunter Price International, a notable entity in the consumer products sector, has taken a significant step forward by inaugurating its first headquarters in China, showcasing its ambition for global expansion. This strategic establishment in Ningbo aligns with the company’s recent activities, including the acquisition of BargainMax.co.uk, underscoring its commitment to growth and innovation within the industry.Hunter Price International’s Strategic MoveHunter Price International has established its inaugural headquarters in Ningbo, Zhejiang, marking a pivotal shift in its expansion strategy. This move comes just weeks after the company acquired the online toy retailer, BargainMax.co.uk. By setting up a base in China, the…
A new body aimed at growing the West of England economy by bringing together businesses and universities has named its leadership team.Aerospace leader Sir Iain Gray has been appointed as chair of the Futures West Foundation for Sustainable and Inclusive Economic Growth, while Andrea Dell has been named as director. The Futures West Foundation aims to bring together business leaders and academics to tackle the South West’s long-term challenges, aiming to “raise productivity, prosperity, and innovation.” The initiative will focus on the West of England, including Bristol, Bath, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, and Swindon, working closely with the University of Bristol, the…
Smart energy firm Gridimp has secured a £250,000 funding injection from the British Business Bank to support its ambitious growth plans.Gridimp, a Wells-based company specialising in smart energy technology, has successfully acquired £250,000 in debt funding from the British Business Bank’s South West Investment Fund. This financial boost, facilitated by funding partner FSE Group, is intended to help Gridimp expand its operations and capabilities. The South West fund offers loans ranging from £25,000 to £2 million and equity investments up to £5 million, aimed at assisting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in their growth trajectories.Richard Ryan, Co-founder and Commercial Director…
The British Business Bank has appointed Vicky Mears as its new Director of UK Network for the Midlands and North of England.Vicky Mears brings over two decades of banking experience to her new role, having held various positions including trade finance, relationship management within business banking, senior branch management in retail banking, and project management. Her extensive background also includes five years dedicated to helping smaller businesses expand into international markets, giving her a keen understanding of the challenges they face in scaling up and accessing finance.In her new position, Vicky will closely collaborate with Senior Network Managers across the…
A Birmingham university has expanded its property portfolio with the acquisition of an award-winning city council building.Aston University has purchased 10 Woodcock Street, which is situated adjacent to its city centre campus. This newly acquired building will house several of the university’s faculties, including business, law, and science, along with new initiatives such as a healthcare hub and business incubator.The healthcare hub aims to provide preventative health and wellbeing services, showcasing the latest advancements in digital healthcare technology. This facility will serve both university staff and students as well as the wider community.The new home of the business school will…
Scotland has taken a significant step by appointing its first space sector envoy. Daniel Smith, a renowned space entrepreneur, will now play a pivotal role in the Scottish Government’s international business network.This appointment underscores Scotland’s ambition to lead in the global space industry. Smith’s expertise and vision are expected to foster international partnerships and drive economic growth within the sector.Significance of the AppointmentAs the space sector envoy, Daniel Smith is set to identify new business and investment opportunities. Announcing this role at the Space-Comm Expo in Glasgow, business minister Richard Lochhead highlighted the importance of this position in the rapidly…
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