Client stories
Every successful entrepreneur has a unique story about their experience in growing and managing their business. For the first time we have approached just a few of our clients to share their personal stories via podcast.
From the ups and downs, and the dos and don'ts, these podcasts give a candid and fascinating insight into the journey of the entrepreneur. To hear these stories in more detail, click the links to download the 10 minute or 30 minute versions.
Michael Hayman
Michael Hayman, CEO of PR company The Communication Group, has steered the brands of many large businesses and political parties through reputational crises. He suggests that the personal brand of entrepreneurs is often linked with their companies.
Emma Willis
Emma Willis is the only female shirt-maker on London's world-famous Jermyn Street . Thanks to her dedication to quality and style, she has carved out an enviable reputation and developed a thriving design house.
Helena Hudson
After a successful city career and a break for her children, Helena and her husband decamped to Brighton for a better life. Today, Helena runs The Real Eating Company: a chain of three deli-cafés on the South Coast, with more to come.
Judy Naake
Judy Naaké first earned a living as a cigarette-selling glamour girl, and then set up her own business selling self-tanning products. Hard work and a dedication to customer service have made Judy a big success.
Kelvin MacKenzie
Kelvin MacKenzie is the ex-editor of the Sun and ex-MD of BSkyB. He’s also credited with inventing the ‘News Bunny’ at L!ve TV. As expected from Kelvin, who says entrepreneurship is 'in his DNA', this is a forthright and robust interview.
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