From buying a telecom business for £1 to attracting up to $93 trillion of institutional capital into SMEs, Jeremy Harbour tells his story about Agglomeration® and the Harbour Club community through which he works.

IoT innovator Alex Taylor tells David Bradley his story about how and why he started Net4. He explains how Net4 are now partnering with world leading computer processor designer ARM Holdings, to bring the practical benefits of computer vision and edge computing to businesses today.

David Bradley interviews the Dyson Award winning inventor, Adam Sutcliffe, about his fast selling Orbel wearable hand sanitiser. So now nurses, waiters and anyone having to have Covid-Free hands, cab just rub hands their over their Orbel.

Gawain Towler managed Nigel Farage's publicity to great effect. Learn how PR sits with Social Media, how to engage with journalists and how to manage the press in a crisis.

David Bradley interviews World renowned voice coach Stewart Pearce, the Master of Presentation who voice trained Margaret Thatcher, Princess Diana, Anita Roddick and actors such as Mark Rylance and Hugh Bonneville and Eddie Redmayne.

Learn how to get a huge return on your online marketing spend, by analysing your customers online journeys before they buy.

David Bradley talks to Jim Kinnear, who became the "Next Big Thing" in Canadian oil and gas. Investors received 14% annual return over 20 years and now the time is ripe for more excitement: very favourable asset prices and factors that are in play now, which could help the gas price to rise.

David Bradley quizzes Ian George on how to meet anyone with the power to make you the Next Big Thing in your market. From countries' presidents to buyers at Walmart.

This is the story of how Marco Lavanna's Paytah is becoming the Next Big Thing in providing banking to successful businesses shunned by the traditional banks.

**During this 30 minute podcast, you will learn…**

Why MyClinic has a massive advantage over its competition, such as Babylon. It’s why it could be the Next Big Thing, the #1 in sales, in telemedicine globally.

That market in 2017 was worth $28bn. By 2020 it could be worth $55bn. Huge growth.

Why for anything but the most serious of ailments and emergencies, using the MyClinic app should be not only quicker than seeing a doctor, but a much faster experience.

Why accepting cryptocurrency can be a huge advantage in making healthcare available to the unbanked in the World.  

Why clinicians will embrace MyClinic. (Competitors can do very little about this.)

Why private health providers will have a ready network of new clients, thanks to MyClinic.

So, will MyClinic be the #1 in telemedicine? You decide.