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Get your Business “Back to School” ready With the start of the academic year only weeks away, not only is this the time to be buying new shoes and sewing name labels into jumpers, but it’s also the perfect moment to stop and reflect on your business. New Year’s resolutions seem like old news, and …
You are never too old to start up your own business Social media might be awash with young entrepreneurs making a name for themselves in the online world, but this doesn’t mean that age has to define solo business success. Life experience, contacts and networks, long-lasting relationships and self-belief are all traits that come with …
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Interview with Jo Hamlyn – Web Designer My first interview for my inspiring women series is a woman I am lucky enough to work with. I met Jo last Summer at a networking event and was instantly drawn to her, she is the double of a great friend and is one of those people who …
Today I am really excited interview Vini Aujila who started up Vini & Bals as a result of her and her husband, Bal’s huge passion for home cooked food. Their cook in sauces are prepared using a tasty blend of REAL ingredients, they are naturally gluten free, and all inspired her mother’s traditional home recipes …
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Today I interview the brilliant Dahlia Dajani who has set up Entreprenursery which is a flexible co-working space for parents. It is a community of like-minded people to share ideas, expertise, and contacts to help build their unique ideas. The entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to attend numerous networking events, talks and showcase their hard …
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Today I interview Jane Gordon, she has over 30 years in food and retail under her expanding belt, from working weekends in local shops through her teenage years, to large corporations such as John Lewis Partnership, Premier Foods and Safeway, and latterly with smaller award winning start-ups like Moorish (Humous and Dips) and Man Meat …
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Today I interview the brilliant and lovely Stephanie. Stephanie is the founder of a marketing consultancy called Start Marketing, aimed at helping start-ups and small businesses grow. She has had over 10 years experience in creative advertising agencies working with brands like Foster’s, Hennessey, Sky and Halo to develop 360 strategic campaigns, and most recently …
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Today I interview Melanie Ellison. Mel is a mum of two and runs Gem Agency Ltd, a small branding and marketing agency, along with two partners. Working her way up through communications agencies for over 16 years, Mel took on roles such as copywriter, account director, consultant and business manager before starting her own agency. As …
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Today I interview Komal George she is a pharmacist who has a keen interest in spices and their health benefits. She is the founder of Amala Pure Health a turmeric supplement brand, which is aimed at people wanting to incorporate this incredible spice into their lives daily. 1. What gave you the idea to start …
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Today I interview Kate who is a business strategy designer. she works closely with business owners and leaders who like to re-write the rules. 1. What gave you the idea to start up your business? I have always dreamed of running my own business, but I never really believed it was possible! After having my …
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