Have you ever wanted to organise an event but not known where to even start? In this episode, Hugo Campbell talks us through his journey founding Togather, a market place for event suppliers. From studying English Lit at the University of Warwick, starting a career in journalism and founding Togather with a close friend, he tells us how to train entrepreneurial skills, how to discover your niche and the importance of staying up to date with AI in any career setting.

In this insightful and practical episode, Antonio Zappulla tells us how his proactiveness and linguistic skills helped him to climb the ranks to becoming CEO of Thomson Reuters. Grabbing at every opportunity and learning to trust his gut feeling, he shares his wisdom on quick decision making, what makes a great CEO and learning from mistakes. His invaluable advice on cover letters, CVs, and the rules of the job market game make this episode an essential listen for applicants from every discipline!

Have you struggled to find your edge or are struggling to stick to a particular career path? In this episode, Samuel Ola recounts feeling like the odd one out who couldn’t find exactly what he wanted to do with his career, how he worked through his self-doubt and imposter syndrome and eventually founded his own company. Becoming comfortable with experimenting more with his career, he shares advice on breaking away from standardised career paths and advises on how you can curate your very own path with courage and creativity. If you’re in need of inspiration, this episode is an essential listen!

Do you want to start a business but don’t have an idea just yet? No need to stress yourself out! In this episode, Adam Moriarty talks us through his entrepreneurial journey, investing in his interests and strengthening his skillsets whilst at university to prepare himself to eventually found theHubb. He lays out the steps you should be taking too, getting leadership positions in societies, networking without the fear of being cringey and getting a ‘conventional’ graduate job to learn before your business idea flourishes. His advice? Take small steps every day and be a ‘sponge’ to those around you, everything pays off with discipline and when you take care of your health and wellbeing.

Rani Wynn, General Counsel @ LiveScoreGroup

Our very own founder, Peter Wood, switches seats and gets interviewed by our student interns.

Peter talks all about his career journey leading up to building The Graduate Guide, how LinkedIn played a big role in his career development, and TGG's future plans.

Huzzle Episode with Charlie Mart

Alice & Ruth, Early Careers @ Schneider Electric

The ultimate "yapping" expert. Capital Radio Presenter, Lydia Rodford joins TGG to air her career story. If you are someone interested in getting into radio, this is an episode you do not want to miss.

In this impactful episode, Alfie Whattam shares his wealth of knowledge on career building, networking, personal motivation and failure. Beginning his career as a magician, he recounts how his entrepreneurial skills developed, dropping out of university and climbing the ladder at a large recruitment agency. He didn’t stop there though, realising how corrupted the industry was, he made it his mission to build ALFA, a revolutionary AI-led agency, and shares his methods, reasoning and tips for those wanting to make their mark too. If you want to know more about optimising your time, resources, network and succeed in your greatest ambitions and challenges, this episode is an essential listen.

Burnout is something everyone wants to avoid but unfortunately many of us have endured - especially as students. In this episode, Colin Minto talks us through his own struggles with mental health and shares his invaluable advice on how to look after our mental and physical wellbeing at university, how to identify signs of ‘pre-burnout’ and how to address them accordingly. He teaches us to stop and take control of our minds and bodies and identify our own personalised methods to remain on top of our wellbeing, finances, health and relationships. If you’d like to become ‘bulletproof’ and give yourself the best possible chance of succeeding in health and academics, this episode is an essential listen.