This week Sue and ASD talk to Amelia Torode about Fawnbrake Collective's new Operating System for brands, challenges we face and how you change culture

This week Sue and ASD talk to Nigel Lee about what a CCFO actually does, the challenges we face right now and his favourite books.

This week ASD and Sue talk to Ella Dolphin about the secret to her success, what happens in the CEO interview process and what she learnt from the best boss she ever had.

This week Sue and ASD talk to Bethan Crockett about everything around risk, digital risk and how we shape our points of view.

This week Sue and ASD talk to Anush Prabhu about how an early career in CRM helped him get to where he is now, the skills needed for a future in strategy and common misconceptions about data.

This week Sue and ASD talk to Andrew Mortimer about the what Sky Media need to do over the next 5 years, what he wished he knew in his agency days about being a client and where he gets his fabulous pocket squares from.

This week Sue and ASD talk to Vincent Rebeix about moving from leading global new business to becoming the COO of our French office, where he wants to take Mediacom France over the next 12 months and his favourite book.

This week Sue and ASD talk to Brian Lavery about how his previous life as a New York Times journalist lead him to run Accuweather, the importance of weather in media consumption, what he'd do differently if he had his time again and his favourite poem.

This week Sue and ASD talk to Ben Rickard about his first year in the job, what we need to do at MediaCom to take us to the next level, the biggest fallacy he wants to bust in 2019 and what he would do differently if he went back to start up is mobile agency again.

This week Sue and ASD talk to Edwina Dunn, founder of The Female Lead, a non-profit organisation dedicated to making women’s stories more visible and offering alternative role models to those ever-present in popular culture, as well as being CEO of Starcount, a data science company who are experts in the science of purchase and intent. She is a data science entrepreneur, co-founding DunnHumby.

Listen to Edwina talk about what has changed the most in the world of data science since she first started? What is the single skill she has worked on the most that has given her the best success? What is stopping women’s stories from being more visible?