This week Sue and ASD talk to Steve for his annual update. Listen to Steve talk about our successes, what we need to do to improve and his promise to MediaCom in 2019.

This week Sue and ASD talk to Josh for his annual update. Listen to Josh talk about what went well in 2018, what he would have done differently, what there is to look forward to in 2019 and what his promise is to MediaCom.

ASD and Sue speak to Ravleen, Head of Sales for Bing UK, having previously been head of Client Services at Microsoft Advertising and a stint at Mindshare.

Listen to her talk about how a degree in astrophysics has helped her, how Microsoft has changed in her ten years there and what her Nandos order is!

ASD and Sue speak to Tess Alps, Chair of Thinkbox, Council member of the ASA and member of BAFTA and WACL. She also received the Mackintosh medal this year, the highest honour the marketing communications industry can bestow on one of its own for "public and personal service to advertising".

Listen to her talk about her early days in educational theatre, how women can help men and what shift needs to happen in the digital world.

ASD and Sue speak to Frances Illingworth, Global Recruitment Director for WPP. Listen to Frances talk about how much of an executive's success is nature vs nurture, the one skill that is common in executives and how managers can retain their staff.

ASD and Sue speak to Dom Joseph, Co-Founder and CEO of Captify.

Listen to what Dom says is his best skill, how you go from being a pro drummer to starting a company and what he has had to work on most.

ASD and Sue speak to Rachel Bristow, Director of Partnerships and Collaboration at Sky, having previously been VP of Media Data and Analytics at Unilever.

Listen to what change has had the biggest impact on Rachel's team and what she learnt from her best boss, amongst many other things.

This week ASD and Sue speak to Rory Sutherland about nudges, behavioural economics, the fallacy of wine lists and train journeys.

ASD and Sue talk to Katie Ghose, CEO of Womens Aid, as well as a campaigner and lawyer. Previously she was a Director of the British Institute of Human Rights and before that worked as a barrister and for a number of charities. She was National Chair of the YES! to Fairer Votes campaign in the 2011 UK Alternative Vote referendum.

Sue and ASD talk to Bruce Daisley about the New Work Manifesto, 8 changes to make your work better