8 episodes
Shake The Table Hello! Magazine Ltd.
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3.8 • 10 Ratings
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As champions of women in business, HELLO! and M&S are delighted to come together to celebrate women leading and succeeding in the modern workplace. Shake the Table features ten of the UK’s most successful female business pioneers sharing their experience and expertise in conversation with HELLO!’s Rosie Nixon and Marks & Spencer’s Victoria McKenzie-Gould. In a series of revealing conversations, we share the roadmap to success from women who’ve been there and done it, across the spectrum of entrepreneurship, retail and innovation.
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Shake The Table with M&S Product Development Director, Kathryn Turner
In the eigth episode of Shake the Table, we chat to Kathryn Turner, M&S Product Development Director, about the power of innovation, and how being a foodie led her to her dream job.
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Shake The Table with MUA and beauty entrepreneur Ruby Hammer, MBE
In the seventh episode of Shake the Table, we speak with Ruby Hammer, makeup artist and founder of Ruby Hammer Beauty, about the importance of following your passions, and how women have long been shaking the table in the beauty industry.
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Shake The Table with M&S Food Marketing Director Sharry Cramond
In the sixth episode of Shake the Table, we hear from Sharry Cramond, Marketing Director at M&S Food about the incredible power of a positive mindset.
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Shake The Table with Bouclème founder Michele Scott-Lynch
In the fifth episode of Shake the Table, we speak with Michele Scott – Lynch, founder of the hair care brand, Bouclème about how she launched a successful global business from her kitchen table.
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Shake The Table with CEO of Nobody's Child Jody Plows
In the fourth episode of Shake the Table, we speak with Jody Plows, CEO of womenswear brand Nobody's Child. She opens up about the importance of optimism, embracing change and building an inclusive, hybrid work culture.
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Shake The Table with CEO of the Diana Award Dr Tessy Ojo, CBE
In the third episode of Shake the Table, we hear from Tessy Ojo, CEO of the Diana Award - the charity that bears the name of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, and builds on her belief that young people can change the world - about how she almost turned down the role of CEO, and how leaders can inspire greater inclusivity within their business.