Joe Foster Junior founder of Reebok , inherited his love and understanding for the running shoes industry from his grandfather of the same name. But fast forward through 2 World Wars and see there was not only a geographical pilgrimage, but also a creative and innovative one, allowing him an his brother Jeff to build an internationally recognised brand. Reebok is now not only synonymous within the sporting landscape but has also gained cultural icon status in the late 80s and early 90s, elevating it to the a must have fashion item amongst movie stars and even royalty!  Joe is an absolute gent, who's not only well travelled, but also (not surprisingly) very well versed in all things entrepreneurship, and as I speak on his thoughts on overcoming adversity and even thriving from it, he drops gems on how the reebok name was decided upon, how to define a brand and what business he would start in 2020!  Enjoy and Share...

Flair Football is a social network for youth football players aimed at making every football player feel like a pro- Darrell and his team have cultivated a community of loyal and engaged young people who are passionate about sharing their football journeys, stats and videos to an audience of their peers, teammates and competition. A really novel concept that aims to highlight every young athlete on their platform's journey,  giving them the pedestal and limelight that was once only offered to the professionals!

Currently Fundraising, listen to their story to date and if it resonates with you, please please dig deep and help them reach their Go Fund Me target!

Charlie Hyman, entrepreneur behind central london's elite private Academy shares his views on the future of youth development and how the next generation of football stars will benefit from Futsal, Social media and Tech. Great for all those involved in the game from grassroots to the professional level.