Entrepreneurs through the decades
From teenagers to pensioners, what's it like starting up a business in different decades of your life? In this series we take a look at a different age group of entrepreneurs each month.
Retirement? No thanks. Meet the 60-something entrepreneurs
From topping up pensions to fulfilling a life-long ambition to become an entrepreneur, business owners share their reasons for starting up later in life
Not ready to retire: your 50s can be a good time to start a business
We hear from the 50-something enterpreneurs on why fashion tech is not just for teenagers and how decades of experience gives them a business edge
The fabulous forties – the perfect age to start a business
With experience, networks and (hopefully) capital behind you, there’s a reason why the average first-time entrepreneur is a fortysomething
The trials and tribulations of starting a business in your 30s
It’s traditionally a decade of financial strain, but thirtysomethings’ experience can give them an edge on younger entrepreneurs
From barbers to coders – entrepreneurs in their 20s are open to risk
With role models including Mark Zuckerberg, starting a business in your 20s is a growing trend
Meet the teen entrepreneurs juggling homework with running a business
The next generation is using its talent for new tech and social media to launch lucrative business ventures
