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How to keep your office party on the right side of the law
The IoD’s Information and Advisory Service offers the following party checklist, designed to keep employers clear of legal trouble
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How to set up a business in Norway
Tax expert Helen Brown highlights key compliance points UK firms seeking a foothold in Norway must bear in mind
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David Duke shares his leadership inspirations
The CEO of social enterprise Street Soccer Scotland went from living on the street to running his own firm
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How the IoD can help you build a portfolio career
Many experts recommend that you should start out in a voluntary capacity, rather than trying to make the leap from executive director to corporate Ned. Schools, academies and charities, for instance, are always on the lookout for directors with strong commercial skills to serve them as governors and trustees.
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How to prevent identity fraud
Directors are at high risk, but there are new ways to protect your data at Companies House
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Everyone’s talking about the gig economy
Should firms adopt a less casual approach to using freelance workers and contractors? Industry experts debate
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Polar explorer Neil Laughton shares his inspirations
The founder of Laughton & Co has walked to the South Pole and crossed the Sahara in a flying car
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Path59 founder asks: “How can I manage client expectations of my time?”
IoD 99 member Merje Shaw needs to delegate more as her company grows. She asks a panel of expects how best to inform clients
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Should your start-up use a non-disclosure agreement (NDA)?
The IoD’s Information and Advisory Service (IAS) explains how to keep sensitive material under wraps
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IoD Open House – a business opportunity not to be missed
On 12-14 March, for the first time in its storied history, the IoD’s annual showpiece will take the form of a three-day business festival.
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IoD Open House – speaker Josh Graff shares his leadership inspirations
The LinkedIn boss on vulnerability, role models and power networking
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IoD Open House – speaker Sam Conniff Allende says today’s leaders should be more like pirates
The author argues that today’s bosses have much to learn from the seafaring rogues of the 17th and 18th centuries