The Advisory Board with Megan Flamer & Alan Jones

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The Advisory Board with Megan Flamer & Alan Jones

Need help with your start up? Relax, The Advisory Board has got your back. How do you raise money? How can you hire more women? How do you hire well? Should you be able to code? How do you issue shares to employees? Innovation and well-being expert, Megan Flamer together with serial startup founder and investor, Alan Jones, will tackle your burning issues with kindness and a little tough love. Whether you're taking your first steps as an entrepreneur or scaling up,  get a shot of advice to answer your questions, unlock your potential, and fuel your success. Got a problem you need fixing? Send us an email/letter to hello at disrupt.radio or contact Alan and Megan on their socials.  (And don't worry we keep all problems anonymous!)

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  1. 1月25日

    How do we reduce our startup's environmental impact?

    Nick Gonios is leading a venture, Circulist to build a tomorrow where products are made to be used rather than thrown away. For this episode, he joins Alan and Megan on how to reduce your business's carbon footprint. He is a seasoned technology executive and entrepreneur with 30 years’ experience across software technology ventures & early-stage tech investments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    44 分鐘

  2. 1月18日

    How to find your 'people'

    How do you find a community either online or in real life when you are starting something new or have moved to a new city? Sabrina Zeng is the Head of Ecosystems Fishburners, Australia's largest technology startup co-working space and she gives you some excellent tips on how to find like minded people. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    46 分鐘

  3. 2023/12/21

    How you can deal with big companies

    Why are they so slow? Who is best to contact? Is it worth the time?  The pitfalls and benefits of dealing with large companies with Richard Savoie of low carbon delivery compnay, Adiona. I’m the founder of a marketing startup – we help organisations make sense of their data. We have some B2C customers, but our business model only really makes sense if we get into bigger companies and work with their data sets. We’ve had a lot of initial interest, but 6 months on, the sales cycle and procurement is KILLING us, and we’ve just had to let go of a few staff – and from a team of 9, we’re really feeling it. How the hell do startups manage to work with bigger companies? And what do I need to do to speed up this process? From: Show Me The Data See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    38 分鐘

  4. 2023/12/14

    How to sell to customers

    The big question how do you get customers to pay for your service? Phil Hayes St Clair is serial entrepreneur who focuses on the science and art of selling. Dear Advisory Board, We’re a team of 3 with an education platform and we’ve been pretty good with our growth in our first year. I now think that maybe we just got lucky with our early sales, because while we are all making twice as many calls and doing loads of demos, we are just not converting sales. Add to that we are struggling to service the customers we have because we are so desperately chasing new business.How do we build and maintain a sales pipeline, and probably most importantly, how the eff do we convert people to paying customers? We’ve abolished our free offerings but even if all our current customers re-sign with us, we’re going to be in trouble by the end of the year unless we start signing deals. Help?! FROM: Always Be Closing  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    50 分鐘

  5. 2023/12/06

    How to break up & am I too old to run a start-up?

    How do you part ways with a business partner and how old is too old to begin a start-up? 'My co-founder and I have built several companies together, but in the past year, it has become apparent we aren’t working well together on our latest venture. We’re short with each other, we’re frustrated and not seeing eye to eye. The worst part is we’re fighting often in front of the staff, and tensions in the office are high. We’ve floated the idea of working separately, but I think it’s better for us to go our own ways, at least for this project. How do I have this conversation with my co-founder? Right now he just feels like a massive a*****e, but I know deep down he’s a good guy. How can we break up well? FROM: Breaking up is hard to do See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    45 分鐘

  6. 2023/11/30

    How to get on accelerator programs

    How can you get your start-up onto an accelerator program? That and some advice on how to turn your digtial interests into a job. 'Dear Advisory Board, My founders and I have been applying for accelerator programs all over Australia and we have never gotten in – and we’ve applied to all of them! We have continued growth, we are a solid team, and we’ve been going for a couple of years! We’ve finally been asked to join a bootcamp, and we desperately want to perform well so we can take our business to the next level and get into the main accelerator – How can we put our best foot forward and make sure we don’t miss out again? FROM: Always the Bridesmaids' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    42 分鐘

  7. 2023/11/24

    How to pitch

    How do you best pitch your idea? It's something that everyone has to do at some point and Alan and Megan have some excellent tips for this: 'Dear Advisory Board,I’ve founded a startup and we’re building an app – and we’re getting some good attention in the space with our platform. We have a very pretty deck and it has great information about how our product works and the market – but we keep getting feedback that it’s confusing and that we don’t tell a good story. I pitched at a competition last week and the biggest feedback was “we don’t get it” How do we stop bombing out in our pitches and how do we get good at it?'FROM: Lifes a Pitch  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    42 分鐘

  8. 2023/11/16

    Do I need to be able to code?

    If you are building something online, then surely coding is essential? That's not necessarily true, according to Lana Weal, founder of Market Mindfully  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    51 分鐘

  9. 2023/11/09

    How do I get more women to work for my start-up?

    Start-ups skew male. It's a problem that's long plagued the space. Alan and Megan spell out how to hire and champion women in the start-up world. This week's letter is from Faulty Feminist: 'My startup has been growing pretty well over the last couple of years, but we are still a completely male team. I think diversity is important and I’ve tried so many things to get women on our team -- we’ve done shout outs on all female job boards, asked friends to refer, got rid of the foosball table and pizza beer nights. I keep hearing that great female engineers are out there but we can’t find them! Help?' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    42 分鐘

  10. 2023/08/04

    How can I raise money, FAST?!

    How to access more cash for a growing start-up with Tim Brewer, CEO of Functionly

    32 分鐘
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簡介

Need help with your start up? Relax, The Advisory Board has got your back. How do you raise money? How can you hire more women? How do you hire well? Should you be able to code? How do you issue shares to employees? Innovation and well-being expert, Megan Flamer together with serial startup founder and investor, Alan Jones, will tackle your burning issues with kindness and a little tough love. Whether you're taking your first steps as an entrepreneur or scaling up,  get a shot of advice to answer your questions, unlock your potential, and fuel your success. Got a problem you need fixing? Send us an email/letter to hello at disrupt.radio or contact Alan and Megan on their socials.  (And don't worry we keep all problems anonymous!)

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