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MOVE episodes

  • The female Founder who's shaking up the co-working world: Huckletree Founder Gabriela Hersham - Part 1
    The news of WeWork's decline has been prominent in the media recently but this doesn't trouble Gabriela's vision of what Huckletree can and will become, a co-working space spread across Europe with the aim to bring original minds together by sector and scale, to be brave and lead industry change. As a female and a mum, Gabriela faced backlash when launching but despite that pushed through the negativity and is on the way to achieving something quite incredible - Get ready to be Inspired.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    26 min
  • The female Founder who's shaking up the co-working world: Huckletree Founder Gabriela Hersham - Part 2
    The news of WeWork's decline has been prominent in the media recently but this doesn't trouble Gabriela's vision of what Huckletree can and will become, a co-working space spread across Europe with the aim to bring original minds together by sector and scale, to be brave and lead industry change. As a female and a mum, Gabriela faced backlash when launching but despite that pushed through the negativity and is on the way to achieving something quite incredible - Get ready to be Inspired.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    21 min
  • Challenging the medical world: Waldo Founder Ashleigh Hinde - Part 1
    Ashleigh Hinde moved all over the world studying, believing that she had to work with the very best people to gain the best experience and applies that method when hiring for her company Waldo - a contact lenses subscription business. Ashleigh believes in being authentic, challenging the giants in the market and has the aim to "give the highest quality contacts without the hassle or the price tag". Amongst other things, this episode will help you understand what it takes to create a subscription based company, a method which many are trying to replicate today - Get ready to be Inspired.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    34 min
  • Challenging the medical world: Waldo Founder Ashleigh Hinde - Part 2
    Ashleigh Hinde moved all over the world studying, believing that she had to work with the very best people to gain the best experience and applies that method when hiring for her company Waldo - a contact lenses subscription business. Ashleigh believes in being authentic, challenging the giants in the market and has the aim to "give the highest quality contacts without the hassle or the price tag". Amongst other things, this episode will help you understand what it takes to create a subscription based company, a method which many are trying to replicate today - Get ready to be Inspired.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    30 min
  • Forget the noise and listen to your gut: Presenter Laura Jackson - Part 2
    Laura Jackson grew up being told that she wasn't going to achieve anything, so from an early age she new she had to stand out from the crowd. She pursued a career in media and unlike most of the TV stars we see today she didn't achieve overnight success but her passion, determination got her to where she is today hosting and appearing on a vast number of shows such as Take me out: The gossip for ITV, The Brits to Saturday night prime time show Ready or Not for the BBC. Laura Founded Jackson&Levive with her friend Alice 6 years ago after meeting at a charity jumble sale. Jackson&Levine was the first of its kind, a unique supper club that brought all different walks of life together around one dining table. It was a way for people to connect and interact without any ego. Jackson&Levine have had two sell out collections with high street store habitat, a best selling cookbook and worked as ambassadors big brands including Nespresso and The global almond board. Laura is a true believer in staying positive even if the odds are agains't you. Get ready to be Inspired.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    24 min
  • Forget the noise and listen to your gut: Presenter Laura Jackson - Part 1
    Laura Jackson grew up being told that she wasn't going to achieve anything, so from an early age she new she had to stand out from the crowd. She pursued a career in media and unlike most of the TV stars we see today she didn't achieve overnight success but her passion, determination got her to where she is today hosting and appearing on a vast number of shows such as Take me out: The gossip for ITV, The Brits to Saturday night prime time show Ready or Not for the BBC. Laura Founded Jackson&Levive with her friend Alice 6 years ago after meeting at a charity jumble sale. Jackson&Levine was the first of its kind, a unique supper club that brought all different walks of life together around one dining table. It was a way for people to connect and interact without any ego. Jackson&Levine have had two sell out collections with high street store habitat, a best selling cookbook and worked as ambassadors big brands including Nespresso and The global almond board. Laura is a true believer in staying positive even if the odds are agains't you. Get ready to be Inspired.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    26 min
  • Happiness in the work place is the key to a successful business: Lord Mark Price - Part 1

    According to reports: 13% of Americans like their jobs, 65% are what we call sleep working i.e just doing their jobs and 22% dislike their jobs and have a negative impact on the business. Not only that more people would like to be validated for their work then to receive a pay rise. Lord Mark Price, former Managing Director of Waitrose, former Deputy Chairman of the John Lewis Partnership, Chairman of Fair Trade UK writer, member of the House of Lords and Founder of Engaging Works talks us through why HAPPINESS is the fundamental principle to a successful business and why creating a HAPPY culture in the work place creates better results. Get ready to be Inspired.


    Instagram:

    MOVE - https://www.instagram.com/moveclub/?hl=en

    Jamie Laing - https://www.instagram.com/jamielaing/?hl=en

    Ed Williams - https://www.instagram.com/edward_williams/?hl=en


    Email:

    [email protected]


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    32 min
  • Happiness in the work place is the key to a successful business: Lord Mark Price - Part 2

    According to reports: 13% of Americans like their jobs, 65% are what we call sleep working i.e just doing their jobs and 22% dislike their jobs and have a negative impact on the business. Not only that more people would like to be validated for their work then to receive a pay rise. Lord Mark Price, former Managing Director of Waitrose, former Deputy Chairman of the John Lewis Partnership, Chairman of Fair Trade UK writer, member of the House of Lords and Founder of Engaging Works talks us through why HAPPINESS is the fundamental principle to a successful business and why creating a HAPPY culture in the work place creates better results. Get ready to be Inspired.


    Instagram:

    MOVE - https://www.instagram.com/moveclub/?hl=en

    Jamie Laing - https://www.instagram.com/jamielaing/?hl=en

    Ed Williams - https://www.instagram.com/edward_williams/?hl=en


    Email:

    [email protected]


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    39 min
  • How to become the Queen of the app world: Peanut Founder Michelle Kennedy - Part 2
    Michelle Kennedy grew up in Peterborough, was a qualified Lawyer before she fell into the world of online dating and apps. Starting as the in-house lawyer at Badoo, which had over 50 million users, she then moved onto the board of Bumble until starting her new app Peanut - an app which helps Mum's connect and learn from like-minded women. Michelle truly believes that accepting yourself is the key to success, it doesn't matter who you are - when it comes to your idea tell people about it and make sure you hire people better than yourself!! Get ready to be inspired.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    30 min
  • How to become the Queen of the app world: Peanut Founder Michelle Kennedy - Part 1
    Michelle Kennedy grew up in Peterborough, was a qualified Lawyer before she fell into the world of online dating and apps. Starting as the in-house lawyer at Badoo, which had over 50 million users, she then moved onto the board of Bumble until starting her new app Peanut - an app which helps Mum's connect and learn from like-minded women. Michelle truly believes that accepting yourself is the key to success, it doesn't matter who you are - when it comes to your idea tell people about it and make sure you hire people better than yourself!! Get ready to be inspired.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    32 min

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MOVE is brought to you by co-founders of Candy Kittens - Jamie Laing and Ed Williams. Each week the business partners will chat with inspiring entrepreneurs , athletes, artists, innovative thinkers…