The Entrepreneurs Monocle Radio

Nick Steward is the founder of Gallivant, an artisan perfumery based in London. Stewart creates award-winning unisex fragrances inspired by destinations around the globe, capturing the spirit and excitement of cities and travel.
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Monocle’s editor in chief, Andrew Tuck, joins the show to introduce his interview with Mark Dixon, the founder and chief executive of IWG. They discuss hybrid working and why the office will never go out of style, even if commuting does. Plus: we meet the German tech entrepreneurs behind a cutting-edge ‘second brain’ productivity app.
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Linda Rosendahl Nordin and Jocke Ahlander are the co-founders of the clothing and textile care company Pure Effect, which makes cleaning products that contain active bacterial cultures. These result in less water use, fewer chemicals and a more sustainable approach to clothing care.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nothing’s CEO and co-founder Carl Pei tells us about building a cutting-edge consumer electronics company that is committed to removing barriers between people and technology. He talks about the next frontiers in personal communications and why, for far-sighted founders, a little corporate conflict can be healthy. Plus: the co-founder of German start-up NeoCarbon talks about direct air capture’s role in addressing the climate crisis.
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Guy Ivesha is the founder and CEO of Maslow’s, the hospitality group behind 1 Warwick, the recently opened members’ house in London’s Soho,and Fitzovia’s Mortimer House. He explains how entrepreneurs need tenacity, the philosophy driving their approach to new hospitality products, and the vision and requirements for expansion into different cities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Lorenz is the CEO and founder of Lunaz, a UK start-up that re-engineers and electrifies commercial and industrial vehicles, as well as collectable classics from car-makers such as Rolls-Royce, Jaguar and Aston Martin. Lorenz started the company in 2018 with engineer and powertrain innovator Jon Hilton. Here, he tells us about life at the wheel of one of the UK’s fastest-growing clean-technology businesses. Plus: what the US can learn from Europe about apprenticeships.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.