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 Bank of London seeks up to £50m in fresh funding, following an HMRC winding-up petition. This move aims to bolster confidence and secure growth.
The UK economy is in dire need of a substantial investment boost to achieve a 3% annual growth rate. A significant amount of £1 trillion over the next decade has been proposed.This call to action comes after years of underinvestment, with the focus primarily on energy, housing and venture capital.Substantial Investment RequiredThe Capital Markets Industry Taskforce (CMIT) has indicated that £1 trillion over the next ten years is essential to attain a 3% annual growth rate. This translates to an annual investment of £100 billion, aimed at helping the UK catch up after years of lagging behind other developed economies.The…
Telegram’s CEO, Pavel Durov, calls his recent arrest in France ‘misguided,’ challenging the authorities’ approach and reaffirming Telegram’s commitment to safety and innovation.
Northumbrian Water Group has reported a pre-tax profit for the first time in four years, coinciding with an increase in dividends to its overseas owners.In the fiscal year ending March, Northumbrian Water Group’s revenue increased to £952.4m, a rise from the previous year’s £899.9m. Newly filed accounts indicate pre-tax profits of £6.1m for the period, a significant improvement from the £49.7m pre-tax loss reported in 2023, ending a series of losses since 2021. Dividends paid to the group’s Hong Kong-based owners and New York private equity firm climbed to £108m for the year, up from £105m the previous year. An…
John Neal of Lloyd’s of London discusses market outlook and strategic initiatives amidst global economic instability, climate change, and cybersecurity risks.
ASOS shares rise as the retailer sells a 75% stake in Topshop, moves to combat financial woes, and enhances its strategic position in the competitive market.
The final report on the Grenfell Tower fire reveals systemic failings and culpability among various entities, highlighting incompetence and dishonesty.
Thames Water CEO Chris Weston is optimistic about the company’s recovery despite financial struggles, stressing the need for new investment and strategic changes.
The UK’s competition watchdog has initiated an investigation into Ticketmaster following issues with the sale of Oasis tickets. Many fans encountered difficulties, prompting an official inquiry.The investigation aims to uncover whether consumer protection laws were breached and focuses on ‘dynamic pricing’ practices potentially used during the ticket sale.Fan Frustration and Inquiry DetailsThousands of fans experienced significant frustration as they attempted to purchase tickets for Oasis’s concerts in the UK and Ireland. Many encountered hours-long virtual queues, only to discover ticket prices had surged into the hundreds of pounds.The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has begun investigating whether Ticketmaster’s practices, including…
The UK is introducing measures this autumn allowing banks to freeze large payments for up to four days to boost fraud prevention and reimburse APP fraud victims.
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