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We need to come together to stop late and slow payments that hit small businesses and hold back the UK economy.

Good Business Pays CIC was founded in early 2021 as a response to the growing cashflow problems for small businesses in the UK. We shine a light on "what good looks like" in terms of payment culture. To do this, we created the Fast Payer Awards, an annual accreditation and award given to companies that pay their suppliers fast (i.e. in well under 30 days) and pay almost all of their invoices within agreed terms (i.e. more than 95%).

GBP TV aims to highlight the issues created as a result of a culture of late payment, and importantly share good practice from across industry to promote discussion, debate and so we can all learn from the best and encourage others to improve their payment culture too.

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  • The Wait Watchers Show - Episode 14. Interview with Sue Chapple at the CICM

    The Wait Watchers Show - Episode 14. Interview with Sue Chapple at the CICM
    Sep 7 2026

    In this episode of The Wait Watchers Show, recorded just a few days after the 2026 Fast Payer Awards were announced by Good Business Pays at the House of Lords, Good Business Pays Founder & CEO Terry Corby interviews Sue Chapple, CEO of the Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM).

    In a wide-ranging discussion, Sue talks about the CICM and how those in the profession are dealing with current and future challenges. The interview also discusses the changes proposed by the new Commercial Payments Bill in the UK and how the will affect the work of those in the profession and if they are good for business.

    For more information, including company payment data, resources and campaign information, visit goodbusinesspays.com
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    37 min
  • The Wait Watchers Show Episode 13 - Emma Jones CBE on the Commercial Payments Bill

    The Wait Watchers Show Episode 13 - Emma Jones CBE on the Commercial Payments Bill
    Jul 22 2026

    In this episode of The Wait Watchers Show, recorded the day after the Commercial Payments Bill received its first committee hearing in the House of Lords, Good Business Pays Founder & CEO Terry Corby interviews Emma Jones CBE, the UK Small Business Commissioner.

    In a wide-ranging discussion, Emma talks about where the Bill is in its progress to become UK law, and explains to Terry how all the changes will affect areas such as the remit of the Office of the Small Business Commissioner, payment terms and times and our expectations of public sector procurement.

    For more information, including company payment data, resources and campaign information, visit goodbusinesspays.com
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    30 min
  • From Back Office to brand asset: Why payment behaviour is now the CFO’s reputation play.

    From Back Office to brand asset: Why payment behaviour is now the CFO’s reputation play.
    Jul 10 2026

    Recorded live at the main stage of the FD Show as part of Accountex 2026, at London's Excel Centre.

    As the UK introduces the toughest late-payment rules in the G7, how companies pay their suppliers is becoming a public measure of trust and credibility. In this session, Terry Corby, Founder of Good Business Pays, explains how payment behaviour has moved from a back-office process to a board-level reputational issue — and how Finance Directors can use the changes to attract better suppliers, strengthen customer confidence, reduce risk and turn compliance into a competitive advantage.

    For more information, including company payment data, resources and campaign information, visit goodbusinesspays.com
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    21 min
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