On the latest series of The Gadget Show, Theo got to experiment with some new technology for cars.
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UniTasterDays.com in conversation with Theo Paphitis, Chairman & Owner of Ryman, and Chancellor of Solent University.
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On Tuesday 3rd September Theo headed to Birmingham to the annual Autumn Fair. For the second year running, Theo organised for 12 of his #SBS Small Business Sunday winners to have a free stand at the season’s largest trade show.
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Theo Paphitis returns to BBC Two’s Dragons’ Den as a guest Dragon in the new series, which starts this Sunday 11 August, and Theo will appear later in the run.
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As Chancellor of Solent University Theo presided over graduation ceremonies for the School of Business, Law and Communications, School of Art, Design and Fashion and the Warsash School of Maritime Science and Engineering.
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A group of 14-year old students from Wimbledon High School have become stationery entrepreneurs after retail businessman and TV Dragon, Theo Paphitis, gave them a surprise shot at bringing their ‘Animouth’ pencil case design to life.
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At the stylish Conduit Club in Mayfair, London on July 10th 2019, comedian and writer Helen Lederer hosted the inaugural Comedy Women In Print (CWIP) Prize to crown the witty women writers for the Published and Unpublished prizes.
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In the sixth year of the Ryman National Enterprise Challenge, the standards exceeded themselves once again with some confident pitches from Key Stage 3 and 4 across the afternoon, at the iconic event location of Wembley Stadium.
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On Wednesday 19th June, Theo Paphitis addressed an audience of near-900 attendees, at the Retail Week Be Inspired conference at The Brewery in London.
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In late February Theo headed to a North London school for a surprise visit to see whether he could help instill some lessons from the boardroom to a teacher battling with stress.
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When I was having a spring clean of my garage recently, I discovered a box of old school papers and a few school reports that I hadn’t seen for about forty-five years.
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As I said in 2018 when the first gender pay gap data was released, we must be aware that statistics are not always black and white and there is a danger in viewing them as such.
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