By ANoBullPodcast
The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.
Alex Partridge is a former double Olympic rower working as an ambassador for the financial well-being company Wagestream.
From rooting for Redgrave as a 15-year-old to standing on the podium in London and Beijing, Alex has experienced both the highs and the lows of competition. He channels all that know-how into making a positive difference in business.
To educate their people to be more financially savvy, businesses with a strong commitment to employee welfare have embraced Wagestreams' cool app.
The aim is a big one. To eradicate poverty and disrupt the current financial system, as well as create a new way for people to be financially successful and have at least £250 in their savings.
Once the financial issues have been sorted, the focus can shift to mental and physical well-being. A win, win for individuals and businesses.
Listen up as Alex uses Wagestream, his well-honed coaching skills, and a passionate desire to improve the nation's well-being.
You’ll be all the richer for the time spent. Literally.
Alex Partridge is a former double Olympic rower working as an ambassador for the financial well-being company Wagestream.
From rooting for Redgrave as a 15-year-old to standing on the podium in London and Beijing, Alex has experienced both the highs and the lows of competition. He channels all that know-how into making a positive difference in business.
To educate their people to be more financially savvy, businesses with a strong commitment to employee welfare have embraced Wagestreams' cool app.
The aim is a big one. To eradicate poverty and disrupt the current financial system, as well as create a new way for people to be financially successful and have at least £250 in their savings.
Once the financial issues have been sorted, the focus can shift to mental and physical well-being. A win, win for individuals and businesses.
Listen up as Alex uses Wagestream, his well-honed coaching skills, and a passionate desire to improve the nation's well-being.
You’ll be all the richer for the time spent. Literally.
Robert Simpson is the Founder & Inventor of Tipsi Tray – a Dragons’ Den featured product designed to make carrying food and drinks easier, safer, and more practical for people in their homes and the hospitality industry.
At the heart of the Tipsi Tray story, you’ll find Robert’s curious, entrepreneurial, problem-solving nature. Find out how Robert conceived the idea, what he learnt in the Den, and hear his important tips for leaders looking to ‘build the stress out of their business’ in this No Bull Podcast with Steve Whittle and John Maffioli.
After Brexit, the convoluted government guidance around trading with the EU left the business world in a twist.
Right now, we need to get back to basics. And that’s why we welcomed Damian Shirley, our VAT Partner, and Helen Channer, our VAT Senior Manager, to the latest episode of the No Bull Podcast
Listen in as they join Steve Whittle to untangle the complexities so you can Brexit-proof your business.
Since launching in 2015, Superscript has earned an enviable reputation as major disruptors in the traditionally risk-averse world of business insurance.
Built on four core values: unafraid, unassuming, unexpected and unstoppable, Cam Shearer (Co-Founder & CEO) and the rest of the Superscript team have created a brilliant, refreshing, eye-catching brand, culture and offering.
Steve Noss, our Head of Creative, sat down to chat to Cam about the appetite for disruption at the heart of Superscript’s story, everything he’s learnt along the way, and what the dazzlingly bright future holds for the fast-growing team.
No sport in the world can unite, divide, impact and influence society quite like football. The (often) Beautiful Game can help to shape our future, in spaces and communities far beyond the hallowed green turf. And that’s why our next guest on the No Bull Podcast is Tim Foster, Head of Operations at the FA.
Listen in as Tim joins Steve Whittle and April Bembridge to talk all things Diversity & Inclusion; the challenges, the courageous conversations needed to spark real change, and the sheer potential we all possess in our businesses.
The next chapter in Cooper Parry’s ongoing, never-ending celebration of female leaders and entrepreneurs is here.
This time, Steve Whittle is joined by Abi Bown, Linda Marston-Weston and Elisa Howe. By title, they’re our Chief Growth Officer, Transaction Tax Partner, and Audit Director respectively. But really, their roles at Cooper Parry are about much more than that.
Born from their own experiences of becoming female leaders and getting involved in a wide range of diversity initiatives, the trio’s ideas on how to level the playing field for everyone (not just women), get people talking and build a more diverse, successful business and society shine through in this chat.
Of course, we’re partial, but it’s a brilliant listen. Enjoy.
Are you overpaying for your investments? We promised No Bull, and Cooper Parry Wealth’s CEO, Stephen Jones, delivered.
Find out why the traditional wealth management model is self-serving and broken. Find out why most people don’t know exactly what they’re paying when it comes to investment costs. Find out why more expensive funds perform far worse over time. And then, find out how to maximise your investments and achieve your goals by avoiding all the above.
It’s all here. Wrapped into a deliciously digestible 32 minutes. Tuck in.
Download the Investment Costs Guide here https://www.cooperparrywealth.com/download-page-investment-costs/
What worked on amazon and eBay 5 years ago isn't working today.
John Maffioli interviews PJ and Eddie, the founders of Velocity to get the insights and sales gems that sum up online selling.
R&D Incentives Director and ex-packaging technologist, Ece Akser, returns to the No Bull Podcast. Listen in as we discuss the pressures facing the packaging industry, including the Plastic Packaging Tax expected in April 2022, and how this needs to use more recycled content is driving innovation and qualifying R&D activity at every level of the supply chain.
The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.