Philip Salter

Philip Salter is the founder of The Entrepreneurs Network (TEN), established in 2014 with the mission to make Britain the best place in the world to start and grow a business. TEN serves as a think tank that supports ambitious entrepreneurs through research, policy advocacy, and events designed to bridge the gap between entrepreneurs and policymakers.12

Background and Career:: Before founding TEN, Salter was the Business Features Editor at City A.M., where he wrote extensively about entrepreneurship and interviewed prominent figures in the business world. He has also contributed to Forbes as an entrepreneur columnist, focusing on how public policy affects entrepreneurs.123 His previous roles include working as a cocktail columnist for various publications and serving as Programmes Director at the Adam Smith Institute.2

Education:: Salter holds a BA in History from University College London and a Master of Science in International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science.2

Current Activities:: As the founder of TEN, Salter continues to engage with policymakers, advocate for favorable business conditions, and promote entrepreneurship through various media platforms. He frequently speaks at conferences and contributes articles that highlight the challenges and opportunities faced by entrepreneurs in the UK.14