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 Digital Skills Festival is poised to make its annual return to Manchester, aiming to connect the region’s best young digital talent with top tech employers.This event seeks to address the growing skills shortage in the tech industry, providing a platform for students and professionals to engage and explore various career opportunities.Digital Skills Festival OverviewThe annual Digital Skills Festival is set to return to Manchester next month, aiming to bridge the gap in the North West’s digital workforce. This five-day event is renowned for connecting young digital talent with leading tech employers in the region.Manchester Digital will host the festival,…
A leading AI-driven brand advertising platform has inaugurated a new regional office in Manchester.This strategic move aims to bolster its presence outside of London, addressing the growing demand for digital brand advertising in the North.Regional Sales LeadershipSeb Randle has been appointed as the regional sales director. Previously associated with prominent names like Shortlist and Media-Link, Randle brings a wealth of experience to his new role.In his capacity as the regional sales director, Randle will focus on creating awareness of the company’s unique ‘closing the loop’ proposition across northern regions.Advancing Technology IntegrationThe company’s tech platform is noteworthy for its sophisticated use…
The national science and innovation campus in Warrington has attracted significant attention.Sci-Tech Daresbury is now home to 140 prominent science and technology companies, with 26 new tenants joining in 2018.Project Violet DevelopmentProject Violet, the newest phase of development at Sci-Tech Daresbury, received planning permission in early 2018. The project kicked off with the tender process to select a contractor capable of constructing 43,000 sq. ft. of Grade A office buildings. This expansion aims to accommodate the growing number of companies keen to join the campus.Among the new arrivals in 2018, C-Major Medical stands out. The North West medtech company relocated…
The CEO of the online retail giant has decided to resign from his position with immediate effect. Steve Caunce, after over a decade with the company, steps down to re-balance his lifestyle.John Roberts, AO World’s founder, will be stepping back into the CEO role, a position he previously held until February 2017.Steve Caunce’s DepartureSteve Caunce’s departure from AO World was abrupt but carefully considered. Recognised as a key member of the management team for over thirteen years, his involvement has been integral to AO World’s journey. Caunce will continue to contribute to the company on a part-time basis, advising John…
Manchester has firmly established itself as the leading tech hub outside of London. This recognition comes as the city continues to attract significant interest from the technology sector.The growth of the tech industry in Manchester has led to increased demand for flexible office spaces and a qualitative working environment. This trend reflects the broader shift towards adaptable and dynamic markets.Technology Sector Driving Office Space DemandManchester has become a prominent hub for the technology sector, which has significantly influenced the demand for office space within the city. The need for flexible and adaptable workspaces is a growing trend among small and…
Significant changes are underway at Shop Direct, with redundancies anticipated as the company restructures its teams.The move aims to align the UK’s largest digital retailer and financial services provider around its four key product categories: fashion, home, electrical, and developing categories.Restructuring Plans and ObjectivesShop Direct has announced a comprehensive restructuring plan expected to result in job redundancies. The company’s aim is to enhance its customer proposition, attract a broader range of customers, and drive ongoing category growth and digital innovation. This effort will involve the merging of some existing roles and the creation of new ones within and across its…
A significant development has occurred in the cloud management of wireless charging technology as new high-profile executives join a key industry player.London-based company Chargifi welcomes several distinguished figures, including Keerti Melkote, the president and founder of Aruba Networks, to its board.Keerti Melkote’s Vision for ChargifiKeerti Melkote, renowned for his pivotal role in founding Aruba Networks in 2002, has joined Chargifi’s board. His influence in pioneering cloud-managed Wi-Fi on a global scale is well-documented, with Aruba being acquired by HPE in 2015 for $3 billion. Melkote expressed his enthusiasm: “It’s an exciting time to be joining Chargifi, we’re at an inflexion…
A Liverpool-based augmented reality (AR) start-up has successfully secured a £2 million contract with an Angolan tech company.This significant achievement comes just one year after the launch of their innovative platform.Securing the ContractLiverpool software start-up has clinched a £2 million deal for its groundbreaking augmented reality and integrated 3D printing platform. This momentous contract, established just a year after the platform’s launch, underscores the dynamic potential of the technology and the growing demand for cutting-edge digital solutions.About the PlatformThe technology allows users to visualise their designs in a virtual environment before committing to production. This not only reduces errors but…
A new digital platform aimed at reviving high street shopping has launched nationwide.Following a successful pilot scheme, this platform seeks to bring the local high street experience online, increasing visibility and engagement for retail and hospitality businesses.Digital Platform Transforms High Street RetailA digital platform bringing the high street online has launched across the UK. Originating from a pilot in the North West, it recorded 1.4 million views of local high street offers and events. Now, it aims to increase footfall and spending in both the retail and hospitality sectors.Businesses such as shops, bars, and restaurants can now promote their offers…
A new start-up is targeting a pressing issue: protecting businesses from potential legal action. With digital accessibility becoming paramount, many firms face significant risks.Poor accessibility compliance is increasingly putting organisations at risk of lawsuits and losing out on valuable revenue. Addressing this concern is becoming crucial for companies aiming to stay compliant and inclusive.The Digital Accessibility IssueThe advent of the internet has revolutionised daily activities. We now rely on it for everything from shopping to banking and booking services. Despite this, around 15 million people in the UK experience digital accessibility issues. This includes difficulties with websites from both commercial…
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