The Implement Podcast

For this 40th episode, I had the chance to chat with Amy Flippant, Digital Marketing Director at Della AI, a London-based LegalTech startup. 

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Amy has recently joined legal technology startup, Della AI as their marketing lead.

She has previously worked both agency side and in-house in digital marketing, providing quite a broad insight into the tech sector.

Originally from the UK, she spent 5 years living and working in Madrid where she began her career in content marketing.

For this 39th episode, I had the chance to chat with Laura Roth, B2B SaaS Marketer.

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Laura has more recently been B2B community Lead at Vodafone Business, Marketing Consultant, and Director of Growth Marketing EMEA at WeWork.

Laura is a B2B Global Marketing Leader with a proven track record of delivering growth. She has extensive international experience having lived in New York City and London, working in the B2B SaaS and publishing industries across markets in North America, Europe, and Asia.

For this 38th episode, I had the chance to chat with Hannah Parvaz, Head of Growth at Curio - a mobile app to listen to audio stories from leading publications like The Wall Street Journal, FT, WIRED, The Economist, The Washington Post, and many more.

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Hannah was named App Marketer of the Year for her work at Curio. She has spoken internationally on the future of app growth, leveraging data analytics, and how to launch and grow at hyper-speed.

Hannah has mentored on Google Launchpad, is a coach for Startup Core Strengths, a program run by ex-500 Startups’ Matt Lerner, and is a 5-star rated mentor on GrowthMentor.

Follow Hannah on Twitter: hannahparvaz

Follow her on Instagram: hnpvz

For this 37th episode, I had the chance to chat with Joshua Hodge, Director at The Audio Programmer, a community and YouTube channel for audio developers with 20k subscribers.

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Josh is the founder and director of The Audio Programmer - a community for software developers who want to learn how to create music apps.

Since its start in 2017, it's grown into a hub for this type of development and spawned various business models, including recruiting, developing, licensing, educating, and consulting.

Follow Josh in Twitter: audioprogrammer

Follow Josh on Instagram: theaudioprogrammer

For this 36th episode, I had the chance to chat Andrei Tiu, Co-founder of Marketiu, a London-based digital marketing agency, specializing in online marketing strategy, implementation, and automation.

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For this 35th episode, I had the chance to chat with Louise Tullin, Marketing Director at Enthuse, a digital fundraising software for charities.

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Louise has 15 years of experience in marketing and communications for tech start-ups and scale-ups.

She was previously Global CMO at Unruly, which was acquired by News Corp in 2015. Louise has featured in both PR Week’s 29 under 29, and Management Today’s 35 under 35, as well as being interviewed by the likes of the BBC, the Evening Standard, and various best practice marketing and leadership books.

For this 34th episode, I had the chance to chat with Charlotte Humphries, Brand & Communications Manager at Karma, an app that lets you buy at a discount unsold food from restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores.

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After 6 years in a Creative Agency, Charlie joined Karma in 2019 to lead all marketing across the UK market.

She is now Global Brand & Communication Lead, shaping the marketing team and business growth.

She is passionate about creating brands with the power to change how people behave and improve society for the better.

For this 33rd episode, I had the chance to chat with Tamana Faizi, Marketing Consultant for the Events Industry.

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For this 32nd episode, I had the chance to chat with Amanda Baker, co-founder at Make Us Care, a branding and creative agency for startups and scaleups. 

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Here is Amanda's 5-Stories Framework applied to herself 😊:

"🚀 Origin Story: At 23, I raised £150k investment for my fashion startup, Fashionably Skint. The short story is that I spent four years hustling, building, learning and very nearly burning out (more than once). The long story is something I’ll tell you over a BIG glass of wine.

💡Empathy Story: My first startup failed and it hurt. The experience gave me some incredible learnings to share with people building their businesses, AND it was the springboard into my fascination with understanding the stories behind businesses. I learned that a lot of businesses struggle to communicate their stories. So, I vowed to help them.

🌍 Purpose Story: I’m here for the founders fighting for what they believe in and building a fairer, freer and kinder world. I’m here to help them find their stories and tell them in different, creative ways. It’s my job to give people a bloody good reason to care about my clients because the world really is a better place with them in it.

🥁 Product Story: I spend my time running workshops, advising growing businesses and building brands with

🔮 Vision Story: I’m building a world where purpose-driven businesses become the brands people care about most. To me, making people care starts by caring more about people. Building a business is hard. But building a brand that people care about is soooo much HARDER. The work I do helps to make the brand-building journey simple, clear and fun. The ride is short. Let’s enjoy it."

For this 31rst episode, I had the chance to chat with Alfie Lambert, Marketing Director at Lix, an industry-leading LinkedIn data exporter, and lead-gen platform.

In this episode, we talked about:

Alfie's marketing journey began at Futurecoin, providers of the UK's very first Bitcoin ATM, way back in 2013 whilst he was still studying at Cambridge University.

From there, he worked in growth marketing for startups across the UK and US - including a period of 2 years remote working as a digital nomad.

Now he is fully guiding LIX through the investment process as they seek to capitalize on the resurgence of LinkedIn.