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Hello Thrivers!
The Autumn Winter edition of Thrive magazine is out now. Thrive is the magazine that places small businesses at the centre of the conversation and provides a space to think, learn and reflect. Locally produced and locally printed, my aim is that you find something amongst its pages that supports what you do – whatever business you’re in.
This edition kicks off with a timely reminder that adaptability is a strength. I spoke with entrepreneur James Barton about diversification as a business strategy and how thinking differently can help local businesses navigate change. We also take a closer look at business ratings, what they mean, how they’re used, and what to do if yours needs a boost.
Petra Boddington explores menopause in the workplace and how employers can create supportive environments where everyone can thrive. We’re also delighted to welcome back Rebecca Jackson, whose latest piece brings leaders back to what really matters.
Following up on his deep-dive into the fall of Ted Baker, local businessman and regular contributor Raju Purswani returns to examine the brand’s unexpected revival. Meanwhile, Katie Buller explores the intersection of AI and GDPR with commentary from the GRA’s Bradley Tosso on what businesses need to keep in mind.
As always, a big thank you to our community of advertisers. Your support powers this publication. If you’re enjoying Thrive, there is plenty more to explore at gfsb.gi/thrive.
You can also sign up for the Thrive EDIT weekly newsletter for regular insights and updates.
And finally, if you’ve got something to say and a knack for writing, we’re always on the lookout for new voices. Get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.
Enjoy the read!
David Revagliatte
Editor in Chief
editor@gfsb.gi
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