Luke Johnson’s Sunday Times column
Luke Johnson’s Management Today column
Serial entrepreneur Luke Johnson on Channel 4 sell-off, dodging journalism and having no Brexit regrets
Luke Johnson: ‘I’d love to own a theatre – it’s a great business for risk-takers’
Luke Johnson: On Brexit, British start-ups and the ‘monsters’ of enterprise
Food costs would fall if UK left EU: Luke Johnson
The Big Interview: Luke Johnson, entrepreneur
The Dollar Dynamics of the Commodities Rebound
Unfinished Business: serial entrepreneur Luke Johnson talks sentimentality, curves and the General Election
My 20 Entrepreneur Maxims (video)
Keynote address at the Quoted Companies Alliance Conference 2014
Luke Johnson: the boss who likes to be very busy
How we grew Pizza Express’ profits 20 fold
Let researchers get rich to incentivise commercialisation – Times Higher Ed Supplement
We could breed hundreds of Bransons
Too many young British job seekers lack grit. That’s why we bosses end up hiring foreigner – Daily Mail
A gigantic parasite: Forget the touchy-feely posturing. Google’s tiny tax bill shows how greedy and ruthless it really is
Thatcher unleashed the forces that allowed my business career to flourish – City A.M.
Holidaying abroad is hurting our deficit – London Loves Business interview
USA Still A-OK – Standpoint magazine
Retailer Insider profile
This Is Money interview
Jazz Shapers interview on Jazz FM
My Bottom Line: BBC News
Innovate to accumulate – Brand Republic
An evening with Luke Johnson at the Design Business Association (video)
Reuters interview
The Bottom Line (audio download)
Creating a Successful Enterprise
At the table with Luke Johnson
Telegraph Festival of Business
Manchester Business School interview
On what makes a succesful entrepreneur – We Are Like Minds (video)
Interview with Unquote.com
Speech to British Institute of Innkeepers
Guardian 2011
A culinary empire: The man who ate Britain
Entrepreneur with a eye on the next deal and a monkey on his back
How the new Mr Books plans to change the way we read
£80m capitalist at the controls of state-owned TV
Grant Thornton interview