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Carmel McConnell MBE launched Magic Breakfast, providing breakfasts to schools, after learning that pupils near her City of London office were going hungry. She has also written a book about practical steps to drive social change, called The Change Activist.
Phil's conversation with Carmel is a must-listen for anyone looking to place social impact at the heart of their consultancy business.
Find and support Carmel's Magic Breakfast initiative here.
Find Carmel's book The Change Activist: Make Big Things Happen here.

We go in search of clarity in this episode of the Consultancy Business podcast.
First, clarity of mind and of decision-making, with AgendaScope's Matt Mower. Building on hard-won experience from a long career in consultancy, Matt has developed AgendaScope as a tool to help businesses make smarter, quicker decisions.
Then, Phil gets advice and insight on writing copy with clarity, from experienced business copywriter Steve Clinton. Steve is a specialist in creating 'words that work for coaches and consultants'.
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Also, you can find AgendaScope online here. Copywriter Steve Clinton is here.

Deri Llewellyn-Davies is a true consultancy multi-hyphenate: an experienced board advisor, NED, chairman, facilitator, author, business owner and investor. If there are two things Deri is known for, they are understanding strategy, and speaking plainly.
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Exploring the role of psychology in your work and your decision-making, and that of your clients. Dr Simon Moore is chief psychologist and CEO at IB, a consultancy that promises to use behavioural science to boost your company's ROI. In the second half of the episode, Simon and Phil answer tricky questions from members of the Consultancy Business community.
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The Jockey Club's Stuart Williamson on how he navigates consultant relationships - in particular those who help in a crisis. Then, for the second half of the episode, Phil's long-time business partner Claire Croft joins to answer questions and problems shared by members of the Consultancy Business community.

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Business consultant Barbara Marchelle has a golden rule that she sticks to: she only works with people in areas she has direct, personal experience of managing. What can we learn from this approach, and why is it effective? This bonus edition of the Consultancy Business podcast is an in-depth chat with Barbara.
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