This is Episode 3 of the new monthly podcast from Good Business Pays. It's called The Wait Watchers Show and is meant to be a lively debate and discussion show for and with procurement leaders across the globe.

This show is presented by Terry Corby, Founder & CEO of Good Business Pays. It  introduced a panel of speakers including Wayne Foster from Open Banking, Fliss Berridge the Founder of Ordo, and Giulio Rossi a Co-Founder of Previse.

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This is Episode 2 of the new monthly live webinar from Good Business Pays on The Alchemie Network. It's called The Wait Watchers Show and is meant to be a lively debate and discussion show for and with procurement leaders across the globe.

This show is presented by Terry Corby, Founder & CEO of Good Business Pays. It  introduced a panel of speakers including Liz Barclay, the UK Small Business Commissioner; Paul Arpino, Head of BPO Operations & Strategic Regional Procurement at HSBC; and Harold Hendrickx, Co-Founder of The Alchemie Network

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This is Episode 1 of the new monthly live webinar from Good Business Pays on The Alchemie Network. It's called The Wait Watchers Show and is meant to be a lively debate and discussion show for and with procurement leaders across the globe.

This show is presented by Terry Corby, Founder & CEO of Good Business Pays. It  introduced a panel of speakers including George Booth, Chief Procurement Officer at Lloyds Banking Group, Alex Jennings (FCIPS), Co-Founder of The Alchemie Network, Philip King FCICM, former Small Business Commissioner and Jamie Radford, Founder and CEO of the Accounts Payable Association.

In a lively discussion, we debate why late payment is sunch a long-standing problem, the role of procurement and others and discuss the government's new Fair Payment Code.

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ITC Infotech is an international IT organisation supplying specialised technology services to some of the biggest corporations in the world. They are also a winner of the 2024 Good Business Pays Fast Payer Awards.  They have a long-standing culture of fast and on time payment with a broad range of suppliers and contractors. As Financial Controller, Karan Shukla is responsible for all aspects of their finance and supply chain strategy. Karan describes the payment culture at ITC Infotech, how important it is to their supplier relationships and the complications of delivering services to client who may take 150 days to pay whilst at the same time paying their own suppliers in less than 30 days.. For more winners, visit: https://goodbusinesspays.com/fast-pay...

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This podcast is one of a series of Good Business Pays interviews with Intuit QuickBooks customers. All are small business owners who describe their business, challenges and their experience of late payment.

In this episode we interview James Vincent who set up Hot Source Creative to provide marketing services and training to clients of all sizes. James talks about the challenges of running a small, but busy creative business, the problems caused by late payments.

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This podcast is one of a series of Good Business Pays interviews with Intuit QuickBooks customers. All are small business owners who describe their business, challenges and their experience of late payment.

In this episode we interview Sarah Griffin who, with her husband set up Flyte Creative Media. Sarah talks about the challenges of running a small, but busy creative business, the problems caused by late payments.

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This podcast is one of a series of Good Business Pays interviews with Intuit QuickBooks customers. All are small business owners who describe their business, challenges and their experience of late payment.

In this episode, Priyesh Pankhania, Creative Director at Prospective Media, talks about the two sides of his film and media business, how he addresses problems caused by late payment.

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This video is one of a series of Good Business Pays interviews with Intuit QuickBooks customers. All are small business owners who describe their business, challenges and their experience of late payment.

In this episode we interview Afiya Titus who has created two very different businesses. Lime Hut sells tasty Caribbean food in Soho, Central London. And Coco Financial provides support to small businesses who want to grow. In this wide-ranging discussion, Afiya (Fi) talks about her two different businesses, how Fi addresses problems caused by late payment.

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This podcast is one of a series of Good Business Pays interviews with Intuit QuickBooks customers. All are small business owners who describe their business, challenges and their experience of late payment.

In this episode, Steph Scholes, Co-Founder of Needi, talks about her corporate gifting business and how she addresses the problems caused by late payment.

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In this episode, Good Business Pays Founder and CEO Terry Corby is joined by Rudi Klein, Barrister and Director at Klein Legal and former chief executive at the Specialist Engineering Contractors (SEC) Group. 

Rudi was involved in piloting the ‘Construction Act’ through the UK Parliament and originated Section 112 of the Act dealing with the right to suspend construction contracts for non-payment.

Rudi was also a member of the Government Task Force investigating the downfall of Carliion and shares his experience of investigating the biggest corporate failure in the UK's history.  As well as the demise of Carillion, we also discuss why, in Rudi's view, payment abuse has been the dominant business model of the UK construction sector for many years and how things like Project Bank Accounts could change the status quo.

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