Jodie Farran, Co-founder Shaken Udder

Jodie set up Shaken Udder in 2004 with now husband, Andy Howie. It began as a top-notch, event-based brand bringing fresh milkshakes to the masses at events and festivals up and down the country, before winging its way onto retail shelves in 2008.

The interview conducted by David Harris Managing Partner of DPH Legal and the BBC was concerning the recent pay disparity between senior male and female executives working for the BBC and the legal issues surrounding this. The press covering this subject matter included the recent public disclosure of salaries for the likes of Gary Lineker and Sue Barker.

January is traditionally a time when we make enthusiastic plans and set exuberant goals only to abandon them shortly afterwards. New productivity tool Aliya is here to make sure that this doesn’t happen in 2018.

Europe lacks effective policies to support return to work by breast cancer survivors.

More women are surviving breast cancer, but return to work rates vary considerably across Europe.

Employers' actions and attitudes are central to successful return to work by survivors.

1. Own your name
Make sure the company name you use has an available trademark and internet domain name. To check if a trademark is available you can do a trademark search online. Never assume that a trademark is available just because you can’t find it online as it may be used by a company that is closed or someone may have trademarked it but never used it.

A first glance, the photos just look like some people having fun. But the cow masks actually have quite a serious meaning. The photographer behind the photos hopes they will begin an inquiry into whether women are seen as less important than cattle in India.

Business Sector Magazine Corporate Vision has deemed Designated Associates Managing Director Elaine Owen Digital Marketing & Web Design M.D of the Year 2017.

Guest blog by Jo Thornell.

Jo Thornell is Director of Sales and Service Excellence at Shakespeare Martineau. The firm was a key sponsor of the Qatar-UK Business & Investment Forum, which took place at Birmingham’s ICC on 28^th March 2017.

Women only account for a sixth of those in senior roles at the UK's top companies, according to the Financial Times. However, women are 35% more likely to go to university, a report from the Higher Education Policy Institute reveals. So, if women are more qualified than they have ever been before, why are they still struggling to secure the UK's top jobs?

Paula Tinkler, Commercial Director at Chemoxy, has come up against some of the challenges women face when trying to move up the career ladder, but now holds a senior role. Here, she explains how we can help more women to do the same.