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 head of East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce, Miranda Barker, is set to speak at an upcoming event focusing on the county’s expanding tech sector.Miranda Barker, who succeeded long-serving chief executive Mike Damms, will be a speaker at the event titled ‘Lancashire’s Untold Digital Story’ on November 14. Damms retired in 2017 after 23 years of service. Barker will join a distinguished group of speakers, including Utiligroup CEO Matthew Hirst, ROQ co-founder Stephen Johnson, Digital Lancashire chair Michael Gibson, AMS Neve founder Mark Crabtree, and Chorley Council chief executive Gary Hall.Lancashire has undergone a significant transformation from its historical role…
Tech worker salaries in the UK and Ireland have witnessed an exceptional increase, with averages exceeding £80,000.The surge stems from heightened demand for skilled professionals and a significant gap in supply.Soaring Salaries in the Tech IndustryThe tech industry is witnessing an unprecedented surge in salaries. The average annual salary for tech workers in the UK and Ireland has now surpassed £80,000, a leap attributed to the growing demand for specialised roles. This reflects a remarkable increase from the previous year’s figures, which hovered just below £65,000. The trend underscores the sector’s robust growth and the scarcity of skilled professionals.Roles and…
Cloud company has introduced a new, state-of-the-art data centre primarily aimed at catering to the needs of government and public sector clients.The British hosting provider experienced a 43 per cent organic growth in public sector revenue in the first half of 2018, compared to the same period the previous year. This significant increase is partly driven by the rapid expansion in public sector cloud sales, which saw a 100 per cent rise over six months.The new Tier 3 data centre, identified as MaNOC 9, represents a substantial financial investment and is outfitted with advanced security measures, including multi-factor access security,…
A significant storyline in Coronation Street this week introduces cryptocurrency to an audience of eight million.Episodes airing on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday explore the volatile nature of digital currencies. This marks the introduction of blockchain-based altcoins into the UK’s mainstream narrative. However, the storyline may not provide viewers with a comprehensive understanding of the revolutionary potential of blockchain technology.On Monday, long-standing character Ryan Connor recalled his purchase of a cryptocurrency called ‘Whipcoin’ several years ago. He discovered online that his investment might be worth £250,000. However, he faced a common issue: he could not remember his password. He believed the…
Ethereum has experienced a dramatic decline, plummeting to its lowest price in 16 months as the cryptocurrency market faced continued challenges on Wednesday.The second most valuable digital currency in the world fell by eight per cent to $169 on Wednesday morning, marking its lowest level since May 2017. Over the course of the week, Ethereum has declined by 30 per cent.In comparison, Bitcoin, the market leader, showed relative stability, decreasing only 0.8 per cent to $6,234. Other digital currencies also faced declines: XRP dropped 2.8 per cent to $0.25, Bitcoin Cash fell 5.5 per cent to $414.79, EOS decreased by…
A digital app company offering tailored mental health support and a med-tech company transforming smartphones into clinical devices for home urine testing are among the firms selected to help the NHS address current challenges.The Greater Manchester Digital Health Accelerator, managed by Health Innovation Manchester, is one of five schemes launched today. Building on the successful DigitalHealth.London Accelerator, this initiative represents the largest effort to expedite the adoption of digital health products within the NHS. The digital health market in England is projected to reach nearly £43 billion by 2018 and £408 billion by 2025.These schemes, operated by the innovation arm…
Helen Mitchell, a successful London FinTech entrepreneur, has revealed the extent of exclusion she has faced in the tech sector.Mitchell, whose company creates commercial collaborations between established brands, venture capital investors, and innovative tech companies, came close to leaving the sector altogether. She has been involved in bringing more than £220 million equity investment into the UK tech sector, but despite her success, she has encountered significant resistance.As a candidate for a prestigious list of female tech entrepreneurs, Mitchell disclosed the challenges she has faced over the past six years. She stated, ‘Women are being actively ignored and excluded. As…
In the rapidly evolving realm of finance, identifying groundbreaking technologies is paramount. HUBX, a London-based firm powered by artificial intelligence, is pivotal in this endeavor. HUBX powers the London Stock Exchange Group’s ELITE platform, bridging high-growth companies with a global network of institutional investors. This connection is crucial for fostering innovation and growth.The Value of FinTech Disrupters’ ListHUBX co-founders, Axel Coustere and Stephen Ong, commend the ‘101 FinTech Disrupters’ list for its role in spotlighting transformative companies. Such compilations cut through sector noise, offering clarity on impactful enterprises. They observe that these lists also enable firms to understand their position…
A Manchester tech entrepreneur has shared how a teenage battle with cancer shaped his business outlook.Jack Mason, 28, CEO of a tech company, recently launched an initiative called Pledge 10%, allowing employees to dedicate ten percent of their working time to both professional development and charity projects. This scheme has seen team members training the homeless to code, working with local animal sanctuaries, and contributing to community cleanliness efforts.The motivating force behind Mason’s appointment as a trustee of Kidscan and his passion for aiding young cancer patients is his own challenging cancer journey as a teenager. Mason was diagnosed with…
The University of Suffolk is taking significant strides to upgrade its campus network through a collaboration with leading technology providers.Partnering with experts, the University is set to adopt an ‘intent-based’ networking system, which is designed to understand, interpret, and address the needs of users, applications, and devices. This move aims to support its commitment to delivering practical skills and industry-facing qualifications.Peter O’Rourke, director of IT at the University of Suffolk, stated, ‘Everything we aim to achieve as a university is driven by our academic strategy for growth and sustainable development.’ He emphasised the importance of world-class technology in fulfilling this…
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