ISSUE 3 2012
Portland – the US’s greenest city? p50
Hotel ICON in Hong Kong p60
The top team behind the restoration of the Cutty Sark, p44
56 david barton His flamboyant health clubs attract clients including Renee Zellweger and Daniel Craig with a tagline of ‘Look Better Naked’. Magali Robathan talks to the New York gym guru about building a business from scratch and moving forward after Chapter 11 bankruptcy
60 a true icon Hotel ICON is owned by Hong Kong Polytechnic University and run by a mix of hospitality students and professionals. Jen Harbottle meets its general manager to find out more
66 hot topic The new Renewable Heat Incentive scheme aims to encourage businesses to invest in renewable heat technologies. Laura Clare-Davies talks us through it
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68 keeping it simple From Edinburgh’s Rosslyn Chapel to Edgbaston Stadium, Kate Corney looks at the operators using the latest ticketing technologies to make life easier for their customers
70 senior’s solutions French chefs Pascal Aussignac and Germain Marquis can teach the rest of us a thing or two about keeping it simple, says Grahame Senior
72 leisure directory
74 last word Icon Training was recently awarded outstanding status by Ofsted. Founder Julian Leybourne tells Tom Walker what the award means to the company and how he plans to build on its success
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