The Times

If Labour wants growth, they need more business brains and less work from home.

Chief executives and founders can provide insights beyond the abilities of ‘spads’, and they are needed in light of the government’s proposed employment reforms.

Strategic business growth requires extensive, practical domestic and international experience. While the economists, lawyers and bankers who seem to have the ear of ministers will tell you all about historic events and theory, successful chief executives and founders of businesses will supply insight on overcoming myriad challenges faced by companies — from legislative hurdles to unforeseen circumstances.

We need these experts — not just from big corporates but leaders of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) — actively advising and guiding this government, with the aim of making UK plc a thriving concern for businesses, entrepreneurs and investors.

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