Our hosts speaking with multi-award-winning barber Mark Maciver, aka SliderCuts. He has nurtured an impressive client list, which includes basketball player Lebron James, world heavyweight champion boxer Anthony Joshua, TV personality Reggie Yates and high-hitting UK rappers Stormzy and Tinie Tempah, amongst others.

Our hosts speak with Jazz Rose, Founder of J&C Education - started in 2004, the company delivers high-quality specialist subjects in primary schools.

Jazz shares the remarkable story of how he started with £30 and turned that into an established business with 150+ employees and a £3 million yearly turnover.

2017 Forbes 30 under 30 featured entrepreneur Tommy Williams speaks with our hosts. He shares his diverse journey from start-up founder to impact investor. Tommy worked for the Amazon of Africa, Jumia, before launching his UK e-commerce fast-fashion platform. Now spotlights the black community as a major contributor to Forbes.com.

(https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommywilliams1/?sh=6da6e16e2380)

Fashion expert and entrepreneur Princess Ronke Ademiluyi shares her story of building the Africa Fashion Week London. The first of its kind in the UK - successfully running for 10 years - showcasing over 900 emerging designers & exhibitors, from Africa, Europe and America, to almost 75,000 visitors.

Founder & CEO, Demi Ariyo, kicks off Season 3. Sharing his amazing journey on becoming the first lender to solely focus on black, early-stage and ethnic minority entrepreneurs.

Lendoe have provided over £1 million worth of loans to under-served entrepreneurs, who as a collective have now created 100's of jobs and contributed millions to the UK economy.

The hosts review all the guests featured in season two. They share their favourite stories and themes. The conversation with Godman and Daniel explore the progress in the black community and the work that still needs building.

Season two, its a wrap.

Founder & CEO, Louise Broni-Mensah, graces the podcast to share her journey in building an event discovery and booking marketplace for nightlife events.

Louise was the first Black woman to be selected in Y Combinator, the famous American seed money startup accelerator.

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The hosts dive in with businesswoman and named star in Management Today’s 35 Women Under 35, Ayesha Ofori. Owner of a property investment company, Axion, and two communities – PropElle and BPN – that help under-represented groups get started or scale in property investment and improve their financial literacy.

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Scale-up specialist Gareth Buchanan-Robinson briefly runs through his successful 17-year business journey. From scaling a business from ground zero to selling four years later at $400m. Gareth shares with the hosts how he was an early adopter to technology from his background in M&A.

As well as being an investor at Zenith Partners, Gareth now primarily focusses on a 16million customer-base at Ringo Parking. Ringo recently received investment from PARK NOW.

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This week, the hosts follow Khalia Ismain journey as the founder of a discount card, Jamii. UK’s first discount card for black-owned businesses. There are more than 100 Jamii partners, each providing discounts to cardholders. The business has been featured in Forbes, BBC radio and Metro, to name a few.

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