In this episode, Ashleen Narula walks us through her journey from university, to gaining a worldwide audience on her page, Grad Girl Marketing. As her passion project, she explains how she employed and grew her platform to build her own portfolio and open doors for herself, as well as helping others to learn about the industry. Overcoming the fear of being cringey, saying yes to opportunities and learning many skills along the way, she gives helpful advice on entering the industry and building your own career in marketing. Stay until the end to listen to a special masterclass and case study evaluation.

Shoaib Ahmed, Founder & Director @ Yello Hippo

In this episode, Charlotte Steggall gives us an insight into her international career journey. Coming from a town where nobody went to university, Charlotte challenged herself to step out of her comfort zone and study her passion for the Japanese language. Moving to Japan to teach English an later to Germany she talks about self-motivation and navigating different cultures. She talks us through the differences between apprenticeships and university and how to stand out from the crowd in job applications and interviews.

In this exciting episode, Oliver Yonchev gives an account of his career journey so far, starting at the University of Huddersfield with little idea of what he wanted to do, to eventually joining a famous and dynamic team. He talks us through the superpower of naivety, the importance of being ‘delusionally ambitious’ and aligning yourself with the mission of the company you’re joining. If you want to know how to build yourself a robust foundation, network with the right people, leverage AI effectively and learn essential sales skills, this episode is an essential listen!

If you spend a lot of time researching at university and want to pursue this further into your career, this episode is an essential listen! Ross Field walks us through his golden rules of research, how to engage an audience and how to know when you really understand something. Developing these skills through his masters degree at UCL, he further tells us how he went from lost and demotivated to gaining success with the likes of Diary of a CEO. If you want to improve your research skills, this episode is an essential listen!

In this episode, Stephen walks us through his diverse career journey from Shakespeare studies at the University of Sheffield, working in a marketing agency for 6 years, founding his own agency and subsequently taking an essential career break. He talks about key traits he looks for in graduates, how to gain practical and personal skills, the importance of trying lots of different things and, when to delegate. Stick around to hear about his favourite campaigns of his career!

Life at Mondelez International isn’t all about chocolate, but it’s a major perk! In this episode, Employer Branding lead Klyde Gamboa introduces us to Mondelez International and all the roles they have to offer for students. He gives us an in-depth workshop on how to write your cv and stand out in your applications, how to identify your non-negotiables, and the importance of EDI to the company. If you want to know how international companies select the best candidates, this episode is worth a listen!

Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at your favourite airport? In this episode, Mohammad Taher gives us an insight into all things aviation, demystifying all the roles that you could be qualified to do! He walks us through how he built his social media following, how he made his content valuable to all types of consumers, and how you can contribute to world sustainability issues from the inside. If you’re curious, give this episode a listen!

In this episode, Sultan gives us a glimpse into his journey to becoming a founder, learning when to pursue and finish with projects, how to deal with the inevitability of mistakes, the importance of self-reflection, and how to both find and invest your personal skills. If you want to learn from the triumphs and mistakes of a founder, give this episode a listen!

From playing for Team GB Hockey, whilst being a student at the University of Loughborough and later founding Haz, Ronan has a lot of wisdom on finding balance. Identifying his niche for consumer apps across multiple projects, and being selective with the startup he would choose to join, Ronan has built up a wealth of experience and knowledge to pass on to you all. If you want advice on finding your perfect start up, overcoming cringe and identifying your career path, give this episode a listen!