At 24 Sarah launched her own property development and investment companies and soon after was catapulted into the limelight as presenter of Channel 4’s prime time show Property Ladder. Sarah has since presented numerous shows including, Pay Off Your Mortgage, Help! My house is falling down and Britain's Best Home.

The author of several best-selling novels, Sarah has founded various online businesses, including the phenomenally successful www.mysinglefriend.com and more recently, www.tepilo.com – a private property sales website voted one of the top 100 small businesses in the UK, the top 20 start-ups, shortlisted for website of the year, and now a finalist in this year’s BIMA awards.

As Managing Editor of Vitesse Media plc, Nick Britton is responsible for a portfolio of SME-focused websites and magazines including SmallBusiness.co.uk, Growth Company Investor, Information Age, GrowthBusiness.co.uk, What Investment, Business XL, M&ADeals.co.uk. and Tax Guide UK.

He specialises in writing about issues facing growing businesses in the UK, such as raising finance, international expansion and leadership strategy. He also oversees Vitesse Media’s research reports such as Directors’ Pay on AIM, The Cash Shells Directory and The VCT Report.

Ben Crawford is the CEO of CentralNic, the company that owns and manages the domain extension .UK.COM, along with 24 other domain extensions, from .LA in Los Angeles to .CN.COM in China.

With twenty years’ Senior Management and Board experience in the global media, entertainment and technology sectors, Ben started working on the internet in 1996, on Microsoft’s then-new MSN. He was Executive Producer of IBM’s official website of the Olympic Games in Sydney, and he led the development of the website for London’s 2012 Olympics bid. Ben was a founding executive of two of the world’s leading art websites, artinfo.com and MutualArt.com, both based in New York, as well as iGamingBusiness.com – the leading trade media provider for the online gaming industry.

Ilana has been working in community management and social media since 2001, when she ran Liv4now.com, the UK’s first venture-backed community-lifestyle website.

Since then she’s managed community initiatives for the Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday, London Lite, and The Sun. Most recently, Ilana created and implemented the social media strategy for ASOS.com. Ilana writes a column for digital industry magazine NMA and is a published fiction author.