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Francois Mazoudier: Power in your pocket
26 Sep 2008 @ 05:00 am
In this programme, we meet Francois Mazoudier, CEO of GoHello- the telecoms company which does away with your office phone system completely: everything happens on your mobile. But this is just the latest high-tech venture in Francois’ career- he’s worked for Symantec, Polycom, Firefox and Real Networks: all pioneers of great disruptive technologies. For a chat with a first class innovator, listen on.
Helen Green: It's what's inside that counts
19 Sep 2008 @ 05:00 am
If you read House and Garden or any of the other home lifestyle magazines, you won’t have missed Helen Green. She’s a multi-award-winning interior designer, and in this interview Mike finds out that whilst Helen came late to business, she secured her future with some cracking corporate deals. To find out how she did it, listen on!
Christina Domecq: Serial success
12 Sep 2008 @ 05:00 am
A couple of months back, we interviewed Daniel Doulton, COO of SpinVox. The company's CEO is Christina Domecq- and in this show we get to meet her. Yes, she’s a member of the Domecq family, renowned for their global drinks brands. But Christina is a serial entrepreneur in her own right, with SpinVox just the latest in a line of business successes. For the full story, listen on.
Robbie Steinhouse: Think like an entrepreneur
5 Sep 2008 @ 05:00 am
In this show, we're back with an old friend of Beermat, Master NLP practitioner Robbie Steinhouse. Robbie's new book, "Think like an Entrepreneur", is chock full of ways that you can visualise yourself into a more successful mindset. Robbie's point is: it's not how hard you work that matters, it's how effective you are: and that demands some positive thinking. To find out how, listen on.
Stephen Schneider: How executives become leaders
29 Aug 2008 @ 05:00 am
Personality really matters at the top of a company, and just because you get to the boardroom doesn’t mean you’re ready for it. In this programme, Mike’s guest is Stephen Schneider; business psychologist and executive mentor. Stephen coaches top businesspeople to handle the pressure - and each other - and in this show, you’ll find out how!
Chris West: Marketing on a Beermat
8 Aug 2008 @ 05:00 am
While Mike’s been interviewing hundreds of top businesspeople, the folks at Beermat have been beavering away on our newest book: Marketing on a Beermat. We’ve finally managed to get a moment with the men behind it; Chris West and Graham Michelli. For simple rules to help get your company in front of your customers, listen on.
James Lovell: The court jester
1 Aug 2008 @ 05:00 am
In this edition, Mike’s guest is James Lovell - professional fool and founder of the highly successful guerrilla marketing company, the Ministry of Fun. A barrel of laughs and an astute businessman, James admires the role of the court jester- after all, to keep a business on an even keel, someone has to poke fun at the boss.
Will McInnes: Building the new web
25 Jul 2008 @ 05:00 am
In this show, we meet Will McInnes, co-founder of up-and-coming web design house Nixon McInnes. Will’s speciality is social media, or as the techies like to call it, Web 2.0. Will says it doesn’t matter if your site’s ugly, so long as it makes visitors happy and engages with them in interesting ways. If you’re putting together a website for your business, this is a must-listen show.
Graham Davies: Talking the talk
18 Jul 2008 @ 05:00 am
In this show: the perils and pleasures of public speaking, with professional speaker Graham Davies. Graham’s tells us why it’s hard to be an after-dinner speaker, how to book one for your company, and some of the tips you can use if you get elbowed into a speaking situation! Here’s a clue: ruthless preparation. For more, listen on!
Mike Webb: Do it yourself!
11 Jul 2008 @ 05:00 am
Our guest in this show is Mike Webb, CEO of iHub, and previously a director-level player at Vodafone. His view is that expensive consultants hold your company back, and you’re better off replacing strategies with tactics, or, as we like to call it, flying by the seat of your pants. To find out if these are wise words or recklessness, listen on!
