Kate Bassett

I co-chaired The Lux Life event in Mumbai with Vogue Business and Tata CLiQ Luxury. Read the feature on India’s evolving luxury landscape.

In this podcast, we explore what it’s really like to run a business, with unfiltered advice and raw, real stories from successful founders and CEOs. Listen to the series here.

During the Great Resignation, swaths of workers left their jobs for better paid and/or more fulfilling work. Here’s how they did it.

Meet the leaders proving that out of adversity and uncertainty can come growth, innovation and opportunity. Read the supplement, published in The Times, here.

I PROJECT MANAGE AND WRITE MANAGEMENT TODAY'S ANNUAL 35 WOMEN UNDER 35 LIST, CHAMPIONING BRITAIN'S HIGHEST-FLYING YOUNG FEMALES. PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH.

READ THE FEATURE HERE.

Channel 4 vowed to make Tokyo 2020 the biggest, best and most accessible Paralympic Games ever. Here’s how they did it.

This special report, commissioned by the Tata group and supported by NACUE, gives a snapshot of UK entrepreneurship in 2020 and gauges the mood of Britain’s growing pool of young business owners.

Read the report here.

“We are unashamedly noisy, distinct and different.” I was commissioned by Channel 4 to write a report on their diversity and inclusion strategy.

Read the piece here.

I teamed up with the Women's Business Council to reveal the top 30 men tackling gender inequality in the workplace.

Featured in City AM here.

“I never want to be back in that caravan.” The former CEO of M&S on growing up in poverty, de-stressing and the difference between business and politics.

Read the article here.

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Hosting the Britain’s Most Admired Companies and Leaders awards dinner at Claridge’s alongside Lord Heseltine.

Read the feature here.

Interviewing former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson on her career from journalism to politics, her biggest regret and why she's sleeping better at night.

Read the write-up here.

Jacqueline de Rojas spent her childhood trying to be invisible. Now she's one of the most powerful women in tech. Speaking at the Young Women in Business conference, she told me how she went from survivor to thriver.

Read the full article here.

The Southbank Centre CEO on success (and failure) in TV and how gender inequality persists in media.

Read the profile here.

"I was the first woman to have a ‘serious’ restaurant." Interviewing restaurateur and The Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith at the Inspiring Women conference in London. Read the write-up here.