Charlie Mowat
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Charlie Mowat - the Responsible Entrepreneur - is the founder and Managing Director of The Clean Space Partnership (www.thecleanspace.com), a commercial cleaning company with an ethical approach to business. Charlie, an Oxford graduate, gained ‘big business’ training at a strategic management consultancy firm, before turning his attention to starting his own business nine years ago. Charlie is a businessman with a passion for discussion and debate about what responsible entrepreneurialism is and how it can help businesses succeed.

Blog Entries by Charlie Mowat

Treating People Right: The Living Wage Is About More Than Money

(0) Comments | Posted 25 February 2013 | (11:08)

The debate surrounding the Living Wage shows no sign of slowing down, with a rise in the hourly rate announced late last year. And while I'm a massive supporter of the Living Wage concept, the reality is that until it is law, most employers will choose to ignore...

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Bring on the Bonfire of the Red Tape - Don't Stop at Health & Safety Vince!

(1) Comments | Posted 15 October 2012 | (11:12)

The announcement that Vince Cable is to relax health and safety regulations for SMEs will be welcome news for entrepreneurs who are well aware that excessive regulation can be the nail in the coffin for small businesses.

However, the response from the SME community has been somewhat muted...

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Banks: If They Can't Be Responsible, They Should at Least Fund Businesses That Are

(1) Comments | Posted 10 July 2012 | (18:04)

Once again British banks are in the bad books, with the recent antics at Barclays prompting the Prime Minister to announce a review of the entire industry.

The recent furore has unsurprisingly reinvigorated the nation's cynicism for the financial sector. It takes the idea of irresponsibility to the...

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Business Has the Opportunity to Do More Good Than Charities

(0) Comments | Posted 11 May 2012 | (16:22)

Right now, business has an unprecedented opportunity to 'do good' and a lot more good than charities. A controversial statement perhaps, but new research commissioned by The Social Investment Consultancy shows I'm not alone in believing businesses are better equipped to create social change than charities.

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Real Responsible Capitalism Requires Liberation, Not Restraint

(0) Comments | Posted 28 March 2012 | (00:55)

There is little all party leaders agree on. But this year, the whole political elite seem obsessed with some form of "responsible capitalism."

After the fallout from the failure of free market economics, politicians dream that responsible capitalists will rescue our country from recession, solve our unemployment problems and make...

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