Mac tells us a bit about his background working in the energy field, which is where he first noticed a lack of diversity.

Mac goes into detail about why the Equal Group was set up and how organisations view diversity and inclusion.

Mac reflects on the changes that have been made in organisations following the MacPherson report published in 1999.

Mac explains how data is used as part of an audit to assess how successful organisations are at being an equal opportunities employer.

We talk about the impact the Black Lives Matter movement has had on the Equal Group and the importance good leadership in keeping the momentum going.    

Mac tells us about some of the successes Equal Group has had in transforming organisations.

[email protected]

www.theequalgroup.com

@theequalgroup

Kayleigh tells us about her current businesses and how she makes people laugh in her spare time

We learn about Kayleigh's motivations for creating Bufe and how she managed to set up Bufe in two days.

Kayleigh talks about the services Bufe provides and what makes Bufe a unique experience

Kayleigh gives a bit of advice on how to set up a similar business and the importance of staying focussed on the goal

We also discuss what the hopes are for Bufe over the coming year and the difficulties of going international.

To access Bufe go to: www.bufe.co.uk

Facebook: @bufemarketplace

https://www.instagram.com/kayloudmouth/

Lillian explains what a Nuture Your Power Coach is and how she makes women feel powerful.

Lillian gives us her view of leadership and the most important qualities a true leader needs to have to be successful.

Lillian tells us how her own experience with a coach was an important factor in her becoming a coach.

Lillian breaks down Neuro Linquistic Programming (NLP) and shows us why chidren are the NLP ninjas.

Covid 19 has had an affect on most businesses including Lillian's training programmes and she tells us about some of the difficulties of online training and some of the positives.

Lillian talks about her book "7 habits that rob us of our power" and explains some of these habits.

Lillian happens to be a podcast host and tells us a bit about her podcast titled "Shine Out Loud Show".

https://www.lillianogbogoh.com/

https://www.instagram.com/lillianogbogoh

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lillianogbogoh/

http://www.shineoutloud.tv/category/podcast/

https://www.lillianogbogoh.com/thesevenhabitse-book/

Ernest tells us about some of his important interview techniques and one of his most successful moments in his coaching career.

Ernest explains (using one of his many quotes) why he has chosen an interview coaching career rather then using his skills to get a high profile job.

Ernest talks about his best selling books and has the difficult task of naming his favourite/most important book.

Ernest (modestly) lets us know why we should choose him as an interview coach.

Ernest gives us some top tips on CV writing

To find out more about Ernest's coaching sessions you can email him on [email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/Interview-Coaching-Expert-Ltd-105171424534418/ https://twitter.com/CoachingLimited https://www.youtube.com/c/ErnestEnabuleleInterviewCoach/ https://www.instagram.com/interviewcoachingexpert9/ https://www.jobinterviewtips.co.uk/ Books https://interviewcoachingexpert.net/ebook/

Khalia talks about her inspiration for creating Jamii and where the name Jamii came from.

Khalia tells us why she felt it was important to help promote black businesses and how she identifies businesses that are a good fit for Jamii.

Khalia gives us an insight into her future plans for Jamii.

Khalia tells us about her other project Baygo a quick serve caribbean restaurant based in bank.

Khalia explains her aims for this brand and what she hopes the future holds.

Khalia also gives us a bit of advice in what should be your first steps to starting a new business.

If any businesses are interested in working with Jamii they can email Khalia on [email protected]

Get your Jamii card here: www.lovejamii.com/getmycard

Twitter: @UKJamii

Facebook: @UKJamii

Instagram: UKJamii

Visit Baygo: 27-29 EASTCHEAP, LONDON EC3M 1DE 0207 929 7225

Cheryl tells us about her experience working in media and global event management and how this helped shape her career as a public speaker.

Cheryl explains why the London Development Agencies BME Grant was a great idea while it lasted.

Cheryl explains what two things motivated her to start The Black Child Agenda and how this had a positive outcome for her personally.

Cheryl goes through the services that are provided by The Black Child Agenda, including advice on employment law.

Cheryl talks about the “schools to prison pipeline” in some detail explaining how schools can breed resentment which can lead on to negative futures.

Cheryl also tells us a bit about the Black Family Agenda and the Black Business Agenda.

The Black Child Agenda  Conference 25th November 2017 13:00 – 19:00, 1 – 5 Hinton Road, London SE24 0HA. Tickets : http://www.cherylphoenix.com/conferencetickets/

Website: http://www.cherylphoenix.com

Twitter: @cherylphoenix99 and @blackchildagend

Facebook: @cherylphoenix9 and @theblackchildagenda

Junior had a lot of success with start up businesses whilst he was at university and tells us which one was his favourite.

Junior tells us the amazing story about how his first book "How To Be A Student Entrepreneur" came into existence.

Junior discusses the inclusion of entrepreneurship in schools and the importance as the the well trodden route of good education good job is no longer a guarantee

Junior lets us know the best way of experiencing the Entrepower Academy and the benefits for people who join.

Junior tells us three key bits of advice for anyone who wants to become an entrepreneur

Out of all of the awards and accolades Junior has received he tells us which one would make his mother most happy.

Junior explains how his family and his faith helped him become the success he is today.

Web: http://www.juniorogunyemi.com/

Facebook: @juniorwole and @howtobeastudententrepreneur

Instagram: jr_entrepreneur

Twitter: @junioroguyemi

Renée explains a bit about Out The Box and where the name came from.

Creatives, Renée gave us her definition of what a creative is and how the definition has changed slightly in recent times.

Renée explains the format of her workshops and some of the content of the Out The Box videos.

Renée gives us a preview of the content of Out The Box Live which is happening on 7th December 2017, Club Workspace, Farringdon EC1R 0AT, The show will be called “The Process” Tickets are available here http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/out-the-box-livethe-process-tickets-39169224204

Renée talks about her career in journalism and gives advice to anyone who is interested in being a journalist.

Renée tells us how she is tenacious in networking and getting people for interviews and explains how networking should benefit all parties.

Twitter: @outtheboxuk and @NayOTB

Instgram: outtheboxuk

Facebook: @outtheboxuk1

 

Cherlene explains how she became a personality specialist and what this entails.

Cherlene tells us why she has chosen to use a blended coaching technique rather than single method coaching.

Cherlene gives us an incite into her childhood and how her life story dominates her speaking engagements.

Cherlene has been celibate for 10 years and tells us how her early life meant it was important for her to commit to celibacy. Cherlene also offers advice on the first couple of steps that should be taken if anyone wants to become celibate.

Cherlene tells us about her new Podcast Purity Talks which was launched in September 2017 and some of the topics covered.

Cherlene talks about her book 21 Insights For Authentic Living and tells us where the motivation to write this book came from and a bit about the contents.

Purity Talks Live, Friday 17th November 2017 at the Hackney Attic, 269 Mare Street, E8 1HE. Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/purity-talkstm-live-with-cherlene-wilson-tickets-37758964078

www.cherlenewilson.com

Social Media @cherlenewilson

Casey has self published her books and explains a bit about her self publishing journey including pros and cons.

Casey tells us why it was important to have black characters in her books and how these books are still appropriate for all races to read.

Casey talks about why she decided to write children’s books and the importance of books for children as an aid for learning.

Casey explains what happens in Casey Elisha Books reading corner and why she is happy to promote other author’s books.

Casey tells us how she chooses people to interview as a representation of characters in her book.

Casey also explains why she doesn’t sell her books through book stores such as Waterstones and Amazon. You can easily buy Casey’s books from her website.

http://www.caseyelishabooks.com

Twitter: @celishabooks

Instagram: @celishabooks