Grow Your Own Career | The Career Farm

This week I'm talking to Andrew Hunt of Aduna, a company on a mission to breathe the vibrancy of Africa into the daily lives of people all over the world.

This week I'm talking to Manolis Sfinarolakis, founder of Reality Crowd TV. Manolis is on a mission to inform, educate, inspire, and motivate entrepreneurs worldwide on how to create small busineses through crowdfunding.

This week I'm talking to Tracey Strandness of Barefoot Athletic, an eco-friendly athletic apparel company on a mission to encourage the athlete in everyone. The real story here though is Tracey's incredible personal journey. Truly moving and uplifting.

Since the age of seven David Katz has lived by the motto "If it's to be, it's up to me". His vision is to solve the problem of oceanbound waste, and do it in a way that transforms the lives of many of the most impoverished citizens on the planet.

This week I'm talking to Hermione Taylor, founder of Do Nation - a unique business making sustainable living mainstream. Fun, inspiring and packed with advice for entrepreneurs - find out about crowdfunding, company structures, and even rhino poo!

This week I'm talking to Ruth Anslow, who with her sister Amy founded HiSbe, a radical supermarket created to serve the community, not shareholders. This episode has it all: innovative funding, fantastic mission and a rollercoaster entreprenuerial ride!

This week I'm talking to Anthony Day, The sustainability coach. Anthony has built his career helping companies to improve their track record in this vital field. Warm, engaging, pragmatic, Anthony works to deliver truly sustainable growth for his clients.

This week I'm talking to Jane Kenyon, author and founder of Girls Out Loud. Jane's extraordinary achievements have come against the odds, and she's still battling to champion a cause where the need is screaming but the funding and support is diabolical.

This week I'm talking to David Lale, founder of the recruitment company Charity People and Career Volunteer - two companies that really do help people to use their skills for good. Honest, warm, funny - I want to work for him!

This week I'm talking to Mark Heiman of the Lur Apparel. Beautiful, sophisticated womenswear made from plastic bottles? Well, not quite - but nearly! Find out how Mark does it, and how Lur supports the Guatemalan workers who make their products.