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What's the collective noun for Consultants? A Pipeline? A Bandwidth? How about a Zoo? In July 23, with an array of agency expertise behind them, Rachel Forde and Marco Bertozzi became keepers of The Zoo, a Consultant Collective with a mission to connect experienced professionals with companies who need senior support. Less than a year in, and they already boast over 400 talented specimens, who are delivering projects for clients in a wide range of disciplines. This is a success story with growth at the heart of it, and agility and experience as it's themes. Presented by our very own Johnny Morris (ask your parents) Adam Hopkinson.
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Exploding business myths is all part of the service here at LDTRT, and one of the fallacies we often find ourself returning to, is the notion that you have to be nasty to get on...Au contraire mon petit ami des années 80! The secret to success in this day and age is being someone so nice, people will always feel like they HAVE to work with you. Step forward Saint Betteridge. Alongside his management skills, Saint's genial air has been at the forefront of the digital transformation of the industry, and roles at Time Out, Picnic, and now Scoota, have produced a strategic leader who can inspire results and relationships in equal measure. Presented by the affable, Adam Hopkinson.

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Work-Life balance is a phrase we often hear in the modern workplace, but how about devoting your work to something that gives you so much joy, you never want to switch off? Christina Taylor's energy is matched only by her success, which is phenomenal, and her list of achievements is testament to her dedication and ambition. This is a remarkable conversation with one of the most inspiring people we've ever spoken to. Oh, and she represents one of England's most popular footballers, Mary Earps. Presented by own superstar, Adam Hopkinson.
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Martin Woolley is the Executive Chair of Make Possible, the investment arm of the What's Possible Group, and has investments in a bunch of startups, including Project Five, the UK's first Commerce Data and Media Specialist. This is an episode packed with insights and opportunities, and when Commerce Data rules the world, you'll remember where you were when you heard this podcast. Presented by our own data guru, Adam Hopkinson.
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To celebrate our 60th episode, we speak to an industry legend, Simon Daglish. Dags' career has seen him go from GCap, to Channel 4, to Fox Interactive, to ITV, but his work is only half the story. In his spare time he's raised £5m for charity, and many who've worked with him cite him as the best person they've ever worked for.
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In the run-up to International Women's Day, Let's Do The Right Thing profiles the achievements of some inspirational leaders.
Honor Black is one of the founders of Maiden Cricket, a company designing and creating clothing specifically for those aged 8-17, but the brand's objectives go beyond helping girls feel accepted in the world of cricket. Instead, it aspires to enable long-term change in the sport. And by the way, Honor is just sixteen. Presented by Adam Hopkinson. Recorded in 2023.
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