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08/10/2025

GPRS Building a Safer, Smarter Job Site, one Scan at a Time

Discover how GPRS, led by founder and Chief Executive Matt Aston, is transforming construction sites with smarter, safer technology. Starting with a single ground penetrating radar unit in Ohio, GPRS, has grown into a national network active in around sixty cities, delivering consistent quality and reliable data across every project. By combining advanced technology with expert teams, GPRS helps reduce surprises, prevent damage, and keep large construction and renovation projects on track, no matter the complexity.

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07/10/2025

Spanning over three million square feet of exhibition space and six miles of floating docks across seven key locations, FLIBS is a show not to be missed, showcasing the latest yachts, tenders, toys, and accessories. Last year, more than 1,300 yachts were on display, attracting over 100,000 visitors from around the world, with even higher numbers expected for this year’s edition.

Scheduled just ahead of the highly anticipated Caribbean yacht season, the show serves as the gateway into the upcoming cruising period. will once again return to FLIBS with the largest fleet on display, alongside their esteemed partners, and will host several VIP events.

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06/10/2025

In an era defined by rapid change, shifting expectations, and increasing complexity, leadership is being reshaped in profound ways. At the heart of this transformation lies a human quality that is both timeless and urgently contemporary: empathy. This leadership trait is now the cornerstone of sustainable, effective leadership in 2025 and beyond.

Business landscapes have been altered by global challenges, technological acceleration, and evolving societal values. The leaders who rise to meet these challenges are those who understand that successful organisations are not just driven by strategy, data, or profit margins. They are driven by people. And people are motivated, inspired, and supported by leaders who are able to see the world through their eyes.

Empathy is often misunderstood as mere sympathy or emotional softness. In reality, it is a complex cognitive and emotional skill that allows leaders to connect with others on a profound level. Empathy enables leaders to perceive and understand the emotions, concerns, and perspectives of their employees, customers, stakeholders, and communities. This insight allows them to make informed, compassionate decisions that resonate beyond boardrooms and balance sheets.

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02/10/2025

(IHG), one of the world’s leading hotel companies, today announced development opportunity availability in the U.S. for Ruby Hotels (Ruby), its 20th global brand. As the latest addition to its premium collection of brands, Ruby will offer a new and attractive option for cost- and style-conscious travellers in U.S. city centres. For owners, the brand represents a versatile alternative that is purpose-built for urban settings, which are often challenged by significant barriers to entry and space constraints.

Ruby’s U.S. market debut marks a notable milestone following its addition to the IHG portfolio earlier this year. Founded in Germany in 2013, Ruby’s expanding presence now includes 34 open or pipeline hotels in major European cities. Mirroring its European foothold, IHG’s strategic growth plan for Ruby will prioritise major U.S. urban markets and accommodate a range of project types, including new builds, conversions, and adaptive reuse.

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29/09/2025

Business Enquirer Quote of the week!

Patrick Collison is the co-founder and CEO of Stripe, the global payments and financial infrastructure company. Under his leadership, Stripe has transformed how businesses handle online transactions, scaling from a startup to a multi-billion-dollar platform used by millions worldwide. Collison is recognised for his focus on innovation, operational efficiency, and building technology that simplifies commerce on a global scale.

29/09/2025

Justin Schwartz Chancellor at

Justin Schwartz leads the University of Colorado Boulder, driving academic excellence, fostering innovation, and guiding strategic initiatives that enhance research, student success, and community engagement. He champions collaboration and forward-thinking leadership, with a strong focus on sustainability, advancing environmentally responsible practices across campus and supporting initiatives that address climate change and promote a low-carbon future.

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25/09/2025

As the world continues to adjust to new rhythms shaped by digital acceleration, economic uncertainty, and cultural transformation, consumer behaviour is evolving in complex and often unexpected ways. The changes that began in recent years have not settled into predictable patterns but have instead deepened and diversified.

In 2025, businesses are no longer asking how to keep up with consumer demands but how to understand their shifting priorities at a deeper, more human level. Today’s consumer is not just better informed but also more emotionally attuned and socially aware purchases are not simply transactions; they are expressions of values, identities, and intentions.

This new landscape is not defined by trends alone but by signals of change that challenge traditional business models and demand a fresh approach to connection, creativity, and commerce.

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24/09/2025

In the vibrant markets of Ghana, negotiation is as much a cultural art form as it is a practiced skill. For Jennifer Otsiwaba Monny, Supply Chain and Procurement Director at .impact it was a skill learned early, watching her mother bargain with dexterity and precision among stalls overflowing with goods. At the time, she did not know it would shape her career, but those early lessons in weighing quality against value now define her leadership at a company redefining how procurement can drive social and environmental impact.

Jennifer joined Koa in December 2019, bringing with her a philosophy that procurement should be more than a transactional back-office function. For her, it is a strategic driver of purpose a way to connect suppliers, empower farming communities, and enable the smooth functioning of every department that relies on her teamwork.

23/09/2025

Business Enquirer spoke with Mo Jamous, Chief Information Officer at , about the challenges of modernising financial institutions in today’s evolving landscape. According to Mo, every modernisation journey involves a mix of technical and non-technical challenges, with much of the work falling under change management to ensure teams, processes, and systems adapt effectively.

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23/09/2025

Founder and President at

Charlie Jardine leads the company’s global sustainability efforts, overseeing initiatives to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, support fleet electrification, and reduce carbon emissions across transportation networks. He champions innovation and partnerships that accelerate the adoption of sustainable mobility solutions and contribute to a low-carbon future.

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22/09/2025

In a retail landscape increasingly defined by speed, convenience, and the dominance of digital platforms, stands out as a rare example of a company that has managed to combine the intimacy of a family-run business with the operational strength of a major market player. Founded in 1938 as a modest local store, the Dutch cycling retailer has grown into one of Europe’s most recognisable names in its field, without ever losing the values that made it successful in the first place. Those values of trust, reliability, and long-term relationships with customers remain at the heart of its approach today.

For Chief Financial Officer and Executive Board member Martijn Willems, those principles form the foundation of every strategic decision. His role extends far beyond finance, encompassing leadership of the company’s supply chain, technology and R&D teams, and Human Resources. Innovation is stimulated at all levels of the organisation, and business development is a core focus of the CFO.

This board remit places Willems at the centre of Mantel’s evolution, ensuring that the company’s customer promise is supported by strong operational capabilities, an integrated logistics network, and a technological backbone capable of delivering the right product to the right person at exactly the right time.

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18/09/2025

As Saudi Arabia's skyline rises rapidly in the wake of Vision 2030, one company is quietly, yet powerfully, reinforcing the nation's foundations. Riyadh Cement, under the leadership of CEO Shoeil Al-Ayed, is doing far more than producing a construction staple. It is building the materials, strategies, and sustainability models that will help define the kingdom's future.

Founded to meet the demands of a growing capital, Riyadh Cement has evolved into a cornerstone of industrial resilience, market leadership, and environmental consciousness.

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Welcome to the September Edition of Business Enquirer Magazine – Issue 141 As summer fades and we step into autumn, industries worldwide continue to push the boundaries of innovation, resilience,