Campus Founder Podcast

Welcome to the Campus Founder Podcast, the podcast that explores the journeys of exciting start-ups founded by students, whether that be university, MBA or other types of students. We aim to showcase our guest companies while giving advice and inspiration to future founders. 

Our final episode of the series features Lucy Jeffery, Founder and CEO of Bare Kind, the company that’s saving animals through the sales of bamboo socks. Lucy is a graduate from the University of East Anglia.  

Lucy delves into what Bare Kind is, why she was so driven to found it, and gives us an insight into her founding journey. She also provides some great advice on many key start-up areas; when it's the right time to quit your job to focus on your start-up, e-commerce advice, and communication with partnership businesses (in Lucy's case charities). 

Welcome to the Campus Founder Podcast, the podcast that explores the journeys of exciting start-ups founded by students, whether that be university, MBA or other types of students. We aim to showcase our guest companies while giving advice and inspiration to future founders.

Our penultimate episode features Cai Linton, CEO and co-founder of Multus Media, the company that develops growth media required in cultivated meat. Cai is a current Imperial College London student studying Molecular Bioengineering.

Cai delves into what Multus Media is, why he was so driven to found it, and gives us an insight into his founding journey. He also provides some great advice on many key start-up areas, such as fundraising and equity splits between co-founders.

Welcome to the Campus Founder Podcast, the podcast that explores the journeys of exciting start-ups founded by students, whether that be university, MBA or other types of students. We aim to showcase our guest companies while giving advice and inspiration to future founders. 

Our guest today is Sam Collins, Co-founder of Student Works, the company that connects those with jobs to do, with a student workforce. Sam is a University of Exeter Graduate, and has since left Student Works. He now works full time for Reachdesk. 

Sam gives some great advice on several key topics involved in the start-up process. 

Welcome to the Campus Founder Podcast, the podcast that explores the journeys of exciting start-ups founded by students, whether that be university, MBA or other types of students. We aim to showcase our guest companies while giving advice and inspiration to future founders.

Our third episode features Nicola Filzmoser and Cornelius Palm, co-founders of Happyr Health, the company that uses technology to support children with chronic pain. Nicola and Cornelius are both at Cambridge University, studying Entrepreneurship in Healthcare Innovation. 

Nicola and Cornelius delve into what Happyr Health is, why they were so driven to found it, and give us an insight into their founding journey. Having dealt with chronic pain as children, it's inspiring to see Nicola and Cornelius achieving such great things with Happyr Health. 

Welcome to the Campus Founder Podcast, the podcast that explores the journeys of exciting start-ups founded by students, whether that be university, MBA or other types of students. We aim to showcase our guest companies while giving advice and inspiration to future founders.

Our second episode features Francois Gouelo, CEO and co-founder of Enso Connect, the company that leverages smart home devices and AI communication to automate the management of short-term rental properties. Francois is a current Cambridge University student studying Entrepreneurship. 

Francois delves into what Enso Connect is, why he was so driven to found it, and gives us an insight into his founding journey. He also provides some great advice on many key start-up areas, such as fundraising, founding-team formation and advice on testing your product before your full launch.