In Good Company

On this month's episode, we're in conversation with publishing powerhouse Sharmaine Lovegrove, head of new(ish) imprint Dialogue Books. We talk about what it's been like making the transition from self-employment and running her own businesses to joining a large company as a full-time employee, the business lessons she learned from watching The Apprentice, and how she chooses which books to publish.

Plus – some advice for someone whose bosses keep promising a payrise that's yet to materialise, who's also trying to figure out if she's even on the right career path at the same time.

Find Sharmaine Lovegrove on Twitter (@SharLovegrove)

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This month we’ve got Sabine Zetteler in the hotseat, founder of one of the creative industries’ foremost PR agencies, Zetteler. Sabine is a PR maestro, so of course she shared her advice on how best to promote your projects and ideas at launch; and we also talked about how (and when) to scale from being a one-woman ‘solopreneur’ to running a fully-fledged business of many.

Plus – advice on how to deal with rude clients as a freelancer, in this month’s segment of Ask Otegha.

Zetteler: www.zetteler.co.uk

Find Sabine Zetteler on Instagram (@sabinezetteler) and Twitter (@SabineZetteler)

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This month we're in conversation with Lana Elie, founder of luxury e-florist Floom. From how to put together a business plan, to the pros and cons of crowdfunding, and how to manage and motivate a fast-growing team, think of this conversation as Biz 101 for budding entrepreneurs.

Plus – advice for someone who thinks they’re being treated differently at work because they’re a woman.

Floom: www.floom.com

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On this month’s episode we're talking to journalist Zing Tsjeng, the UK editor of Broadly (VICE’s female-focused channel), about everything from how best to pitch editors as a writer, to her experiences as an outspoken woman – and woman of colour – online.

Plus – some thoughts on female competition in the workplace, advice for a listener trying to pivot from a corporate field to a more creative role, and a recent grad struggling to get their foot on the career ladder.

Find Zing Tsjeng on Twitter (@misszing) and Instagram (@miss_zing)

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For our very first episode, we talk to Serena Guen, founder and CEO of multimedia travel brand SUITCASE, best known for its travel and fashion-inspired quarterly magazine.

Plus – we hear from a freelancer who’s having trouble getting her clients to pay her, and offer some advice on how to cope if you’re struggling with a bossy co-worker (who isn’t actually your boss).

SUITCASE: www.suitcasemag.com

Find Serena Guen on Twitter (@SerenaGuen) and Instagram (@serenaguen)

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