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.
In a pivotal move, Make UK has shown robust support for Labour’s forward-looking industrial strategy. The potential for large-scale investments and reshoring is immense.Make UK believes Labour’s strategy could drive billions in investment, significantly boosting reshoring of manufacturing to the UK. A Make UK survey indicates 70% of its members expect reshoring to accelerate due to Labour’s strategy paper, ‘Invest 2035’. Establishing a standing industrial strategy council is key, ensuring long-term policy stability and preventing disruptive short-term changes.Make UK estimates that the UK manufacturing sector, currently valued at £217 billion, could expand to 15% of GDP, injecting £142 billion into…
Poised at the heart of a transformative redevelopment, new residential flats mark a significant investment in urban renewal. The eagerly anticipated completion is strategically timed for Christmas, promising new beginnings just in time for the holidays.Standing as a core component of a substantial £2.1 million rejuvenation project, these flats encapsulate the visionary stride toward architectural and community revitalisation. The project revives a fire-stricken site, turning it into a beacon of modern living and community spirit.Progress of the Redevelopment ProjectAhead of schedule, a new set of residential flats is slated for completion to coincide with the festive season. These flats are…
Ryanair expands its winter flight schedule from Liverpool with 24 routes, including new destinations like Budapest and Marrakesh.The airline challenges the UK’s Air Passenger Duty, advocating for its removal to boost tourism and economic growth.Ryanair Unveils New Winter RoutesRyanair has announced an exciting addition to its winter 2024 schedule from Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Travellers can now explore the vibrant city of Budapest, immerse themselves in the cultural richness of Marrakesh, or enjoy the historical allure of Paphos. These destinations promise diverse experiences, from Budapest’s iconic Danube views to Marrakesh’s bustling souks and Paphos’s ancient ruins. The airline’s strategic expansion,…
A significant development has unfolded in Macclesfield as a local tele-sales and contract publishing enterprise changes ownership. The firm, previously part of Zinc Media, is now under the control of Specialist Business Media after a £100,000 cash acquisition.This transition marks a pivotal change for Zinc Media, allowing it to concentrate on expanding its core competencies in television and brand content production. The sale, targeting operational efficiency, is expected to conclude by the end of October.Zinc Media’s Strategic DivestmentIn a strategic move, London-based Zinc Media has divested its legacy tele-sales contract publishing division to Specialist Business Media, part of The Datateam…
Strategic appointments are shaping the future of key businesses across the North West. Recent hires reflect an emphasis on growth and expertise enhancement, driving innovation in various sectors.From real estate advancements to financial advisory successes, these appointments hint at dynamic developments propelling organisations to new heights. These strategic investments in human capital exemplify a commitment to excellence and ambitious goals across the board.Nolan Redshaw is strengthening its valuation team with the addition of Kim Lee, an adept surveyor with nearly 20 years in the sector. Her career has seen her contribute extensively at Aitchison Raffety and CBRE. This strategic appointment…
The ambitious £300m Blackpool Central project is now under scrutiny as its developer faces potential administration. This pivotal development promises to transform the site of the former Blackpool Central Station into a world-class leisure destination, drawing attention due to its scale and potential impact.Nikal, the Manchester-based developer, is spearheading this grand project in collaboration with Blackpool Council. Set to revitalise the area off the Golden Mile, the development aims to provide a year-round, world-class leisure experience. This initiative stands as the largest single investment in Blackpool in over a century, with the creation of up to 1,000 jobs, attracting 600,000…
A record number of 632,756 UK businesses are currently on the brink of collapse, leading into the pivotal autumn budget. This rise in financial distress surpasses even the levels seen during the 2008 financial crisis.Key sectors such as utilities and retail are experiencing acute distress, attributed to escalating debt and insufficient revenue increases. As the nation awaits the impending fiscal policies, the economic landscape remains uncertain.Rising Business Distress Across SectorsA recent analysis by Begbies Traynor has uncovered unsettling findings, revealing that a record number of 632,756 UK businesses are facing imminent collapse. This significant uptick, representing a nearly 33% increase…
The upcoming October 2024 Budget by Rachel Reeves is anticipated to introduce key tax changes.These adjustments are deemed essential for ensuring fiscal stability and supporting economic growth.A potential rise in employers’ national insurance contributions (NICs) is one of the most noteworthy measures being considered. While Labour has ruled out increasing NICs for employees, they have not isolated employers from this possibility.Jonathan Reynolds has hinted at raising employers’ NICs as it could bolster Treasury revenues without directly affecting workers. However, resistance from businesses experiencing rising costs is likely.Examining capital gains tax (CGT) positions it as a target for realignment with income…
In the evolving landscape of football management, the departure of iconic figures can signal significant shifts within a club. Manchester United’s recent decision to part ways with Sir Alex Ferguson exemplifies this transformative trend.Ferguson’s exit as an ambassador under new part-owner Jim Ratcliffe marks a turning point, reflecting broader themes of modern football dynamics and financial imperatives.The presence of Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United extended beyond his official retirement as manager. With the Glazers compensating him for an ambassadorial role, Ferguson remained a symbolic figure at the club. His influence was palpable, affecting the dynamics within the club, with…
As the Autumn Budget announcement draws near, the UK’s tech sector is on high alert due to speculated changes in Capital Gains Tax (CGT).The technology and fintech industries are particularly concerned about potential tax hikes, fearing they may dampen innovation and deter global investors from the UK.Impact on Fintech and Tech EcosystemAs the Autumn Budget approaches, the looming changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) have sparked significant concern among stakeholders in the UK’s tech ecosystem, particularly fintech. This sector has long been a cornerstone of the UK’s reputation as a global tech leader. The worries hinge on potential tax hikes,…
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