How do you stay people centred as your business doubles in size? Join me as I speak to Gavin Matthews, the founder of award the winning company Quiddity Health on how he has grown the company and the role being people centred has played in that success.

Tune in to episode 33, available on your preferred podcast platform or at https://www.goodbusinesstalking.com/

#GoodBusinessTalking #HealthTech #Culture

How do successful leaders navigate periods of explosive growth while staying true to their mission? In this episode, we're diving deep into this crucial question with Rajiv Tanna, co-founder of Birdie, a B-Corp certified health-tech company revolutionising home care through innovative technology.

How do you get your impact message out to as many people in the world as possible? You embed that message into a product that's accessible to as many people as you can, that's how.

In episode 31, I interview the co-founders of Monkey Sox in how they are raising awareness of multiple sclerosis ... through socks! I also speak to the husband and wife team about the challenges of holding down 2 jobs, raising a family of four, dealing with multiple sclerosis (MS) ... and still having the energy to build a business which gives away 50% of profits to MS charities.

Tune in to this rather open and vulnerable episode. Available on your preferred podcast platform or at https://www.goodbusinesstalking.com/

What does it take to stay focused on your higher purpose once being acquired by a big industry player?

In episode 30, I interview Lina Chan, the co-founder of Parla on what she experienced before, during and after being acquired by the high street giant Holland and Barrett.

Tune in to get an injection of Lina's energy, focus and commitment to the impact she wants to make on women's health.

Available on your preferred podcast platform or at https://www.goodbusinesstalking.com/
#womenshealth #hollandandbarrett #femtech

How can business contracts drive decarbonisation? In episode 29, we explore this crucial question in an interview with Matt Gingell, founder of The Chancery Lane Project, the world's largest network of legal experts focused on climate contracting to facilitate rapid and equitable decarbonization.

How important is looking after one's mental health in running a business? What are the implications of neurodivergency in leadership? How do you reset from crisis to be able to move forward again?
Join me as I look in to see what's inside the mind and heart of RICHARD HAGAN, the CEO of Crystal Doors, a multi-award winning UK sustainability leader in manufacturing.

How can businesses implement genuine inclusivity while avoiding tokenism? Who better to ask than Coralie Rose, founder of Road Casting agency and winner of the Entrepreneur of Excellence at the National Diversity Awards.

Join us as we get candid about identity and ‘otherness’, uncover the parallels between representation in the media and hiring in business, and provide actionable insights around authenticity, inclusivity and nurturing diverse talent.

How do you stay resolute to your mission when customer incentives work against the impact you are trying to make in the world?

Join me as I speak with Dr Mohammad Al-Ubaydli from Patient Knows Best (https://patientsknowbest.com/) on how he is building the worlds biggest patient record company, despite the challenges he faces head on within the healthcare systems across the world.

Can financial services genuinely do good and not be extractive?

Join me as I speak with Robert Hayward from GoodFX (https://www.goodfx.co.uk/) on how he is shaking up FS, starting with foreign exchange to fund refugee upskilling and the start to shift inclusion metrics within the industry.

Join me and Matt Hill, Founder of Evolve MHDE & Anode.ltd, as we discuss why and how he has pivoted his business toward Engineering for a Sustainable Future and all of the benefits and costs associated with that intentional move.

Join me for Series 2, Episode 5 on your favourite Podcast platform or here: https://lnkd.in/diBXpGf