Business For Good

In this episode, Jerry is joined by Tom and Ross, the founders of the home moving service Just Move In. Their company has achieved B-Corp status sending out a clear message to clients and colleagues that they are serious about achieving ethical entrepreneurial excellence.

It's a fascinating look at their holistic approach to business and how they managed to attract venture capital funding for their rapidly growing company.

In this episode, we speak with Casha Bowles Jones of Babbinswood Farm. Casha and her family run the farm with a clear those of doing the right thing for their animals, the environment and their local community.

Casha explains the detail her team go through to ensure their farming and business approach is truly organic.

In this episode, Jerry speaks with recruitment boss Nicola Broomham.

Nicola is an energetic entrepreneur who has a wonderfully open approach to business and how she treats her team.

Her emphasis on ensuring her team are well looked after and supported is inspiring and her company has achieved rapid success in its first 18 months of serving the estate agency industry.

In this episode, we hear from Sarah Edmundson the CEO of Agents Together.

The organisation aims to change the sometimes negative perception the public has of estate agents.

Sarah shares what they are doing to achieve this, how they are looking after people's mental health and why doing the right thing always makes good business sense.

Alex Heron owns the male grooming company By Bravery.

And he's a man on a mission to encourage people to use less - which is not the typical message you receive from companies looking to make money.

But Alex is more about making a difference and changing the perception of reusable products.

It's well worth a listen if you want to change the way your business does business.

To check out Alex's store visit here:

http://www.bybravery-zerowaste.co.uk/

In this episode, Jerry chats with Chuks Uwaechia, the founder of serviced accommodation provider Kent Housing.

Chuks stepped up to the plate during the past 18 months to use his business nous, contacts and passion to support people within his community who struggle to have enough food to feed themselves and their family.

You can't help but to be impressed with Chuks' passion and commitment to helping others.

We couldn't think of a better person to launch the Business for Good podcast.

Listen to this to find out more about the Business For Good podcast hosted by Jerry Lyons. It's all business, it's all good.