Building Business podcast

From the Finance industry to a sustainable organic brand owner, Jayne Carke-Denyer walks us through her journey to starting and building a product and brand without any prior experience.

Jayne Carke-Denyer of Organically Epic gives us a raw, honest and interesting insight into creating an organic brand, having product manufactured in China, utilising Facebook ads, importance of mindset and introducing us to the world's first electric bamboo toothbrush!

For me details, check her out:

https://organicallyepic.uk/

https://en-gb.facebook.com/OrganicallyEpic/

https://twitter.com/organicallyepic?lang=en

https://www.instagram.com/organicallyepic/?hl=en

His clients are leaders from across the creative sector, from film, tv, advertising, publishing and gaming.

But it hasn't always been easy. In his late twenties Remy was working as a TV producer for a British TV channel that came off air. Overnight he was out of work and broke.

So, Remy started his first business from his bedroom in a crime-ridden area of London. He had no previous experience of running a company.

Eight years later, I'm happy to report, Remy sold his first company for a high multiple to the world's largest production company.

On the way, he had to learn a lot about what it takes to build and grow a business, driven by ideas, that someone will one day want to buy. Remy says he learned by making many mistakes that cost him millions of dollars. Mistakes he is now helping others to avoid.

Remy has created Stand Out, a nine part course for founders, because he says he so wished that there had been a resource like this for him, when he launched his first company.

He uses his decades of experience to support and guide founders of content-driven companies, who want to grow and perhaps some day sell their company. His journey has been a life-changing experience, and his goal is to share this experience with you.

In this episode, I talk to Keith Tiplady who took what seemingly could have been bad luck when he was made redundant and turned into an opportunity for a new business and career...in a completely unrelated field!

Here how Keith Tiplady created his own successful chocolate brand, and hear how in his spare time how he loves to race lightning Mcqueen around the track.

https://www.facebook.com/IndulgentChocolatesbyK/

https://indulgentchocolates.co.uk/

https://www.instagram.com/indulgentchocolatesbyk/

Greg Yeutter is the founder of Bedtime Bulb, a company that has created a low-blue light bulb to promote relaxation and healthy, quality sleep.

In this week's show, we talk about the importance of MVPs, sleep, staying lean, why Alibaba is a waste of time and learning from Toyota's strategy.

He also shares some of the books that have helped him on his entrepreneurial journey.

For more information on Greg or his Bedtime Time, which I use and can highly recommend visit the below:

https://bedtimebulb.com/

Twitter: @bedtimebulb

https://gregyeutter.com/

Twitter: @GregYeutter

https://www.facebook.com/gregyeutter

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEPT6HNsWGdcuaCZe4GiJfA

How does a chartered accountant create a sweet brand from scratch? Working crazy hours in London, being a mum, curly cow has been a fantastic change of tempo and fulfilment.

Curly Cow, started when Sarah spotted a gap in the market… and decided to do something about it! When she couldn't find a gluten free alternative to one of my favourite food groups…Sweets! She has created some fantastic coeliac sweets, packaged in beautiful biodegradable packaging.

Working crazy hours in London, being a mum, curly cow has been a fantastic change of tempo and fulfilment.

Website: https://www.curlycow.co.uk/

Facebook & Instagram: search Curly cow sweets

In this week's episode Pedro Martins talks with Suzanne Pattinson and they discuss how she discovered her passion, which led her to the create Soul Purpose. How important self belief is and why you should tap into your network

Why Facebook beats linkedin for B2B leads, how to choose a manufacturer in Asia. Simon talks us through how the pandemic brought with it a new business opportunity.

Pedro Martins Interviews Sonny Drinkwater and Josh Barley on their success of Snackcess during the pandemic. As they discuss how they built their business so quickly in one of the worse global pandemics seen in our lifetime they reveal their new business that they have already begun creating.