Ian Whitworth

Ian Whitworth has had it with small businesses being rule-abiding good guys, while tech companies such as UberEats dodge responsibility.

"No point in sugar-coating this, weaker businesses are going to die. Let’s try to stop your business from being one of those."

The Western Australian government has launched a new Staycation campaign, and as far as advertising goes, it's a short-sighted flop.

"It could have been your industry. If it wasn’t, the least you can do is mask up to show you appreciate your remarkable luck."

Branson's autographed letter to Virgin's laid-off workers was laughable. But that's what happens when your default setting is marketing.

I’ve had a sudden spike in people ‘prospecting’ me on LinkedIn. Most aren’t very good at it. So here are a few tips so we can all waste less time.

If you’re older and experienced, remote working is fine, because you’re comfortable with the work territory. The same can't be said for younger workers.

Knowing when to trust clients, customers and business people is right up there on the Olympic podium of top three essential business skills.

Talking in rubbery terms that let your staff choose their own adventure won't get the job done. Here's how to communicate effectively with your team.

Really talking to your clients will help you to do well in business — and you just might learn a few life lessons too, says Ian Whitworth.

Businesses that take advantage of suppliers during the COVID-19 pandemic risk long-term damage to their reputations. Just remember, it's a long game.

You can’t predict what’s going to change, but there’s no doubt big change is going to happen as a result of COVID-19. So who’s going to come out of this strong?