Sisters Elaine and Elly Ball are taking the geospatial industry by storm and have taken an idea and marketing campaign to solve a key industry challenge and turned it into a business that has its own comic book.
Susanna Lawson is a woman on a mission and so far has grown a tech start-up of 2 people from a spareroom in Manchester to a multi-million pound, award winning company with over 85 employees.
Susanna didn’t come from a tech background but found a way to turn her idea to solve a problem into a globally adopted tech platform called OneFile, she shares her story in this great interview.
Daniel Priestley started out as an entrepreneur at age 21 and built a multi-million dollar event, marketing and management business before the age of 25. A successful entrepreneur, international speaker and best-selling author, Daniel has built and sold businesses in Australia, Singapore and the UK.
Stephen Knight is the founder of Pimento, a virtual marketing agency that works with over 200 specalist agencies, freelancers and consultants around the world and joins me on this podcast to talk about how to create a successful marketing strategy.
36-year-old entrepreneur Ben Findlay is the CEO and Co-founder of Machine Compare, the UK’s leading marketplace for industrial machinery and spare parts. After starting the business in his back bedroom with brother Eric Findlay in 2016, Ben has devoted his time to scaling the business, successfully seeking investment to put Machine Compare on track to completely revolutionize the way buying and selling take place.
Lee Robertson is the founder of Octo Members Group which is an award winning private network for financial services professionals to exchange and debate contextual, debatable and educational content.
Rob & Kennedy are the most unlikely entrepreneurs you’ll ever meet.
Clare Stead - Using tech to educate via the medium of play "Be Playful - it’s in playfulness that we find our more exciting moments" Key...
Jonathan Thirkill - Launching a tech start-up whilst working full time"If you build it they won't come - you have to market your product" Key...
