When I grow up I want to be. The career podcast Lynsey Hyslop

In this week's episode, join Lynsey as she sits down with Trademark Attorney Rachel Wilkinson-Duffy.
 
Rachel shares her journey from aspiring ballerina during homeschooling days to her current role as a Partner at Baker McKenzie.

Through insightful conversation, she provides a glimpse into the diverse responsibilities of a Trademark Attorney, from courtroom representation for brands to witnessing the fruition of her work in marketing campaigns.
 
Tune in to hear Rachel's passion and enthusiasm for her profession as she sheds light on the dynamic world of trademark law and brand protection.


You can find out more about your host here:
http://linkedin.com/in/lynsey-hyslop

You can find out more about Rachel and Baker McKenzie here:

https://www.bakermckenzie.com/en/people/w/wilkinsonduffy-rachel

In this weeks episode Lynsey is joined by Emma Kernan-Staines, an award-winning Executive Assistant renowned for her exceptional support of leaders in the world of sports.

With a career trajectory that defies convention, Emma has carved out a unique niche as the power behind the throne, providing invaluable support and guidance to top sport executives.

If you've ever wondered how to step into the pivotal role of a personal or executive assistant within the dynamic field of sports leadership, join us to hear Emma's journey. From her humble beginnings starting work in the banking sector to navigating retail training programs and PR, Emma shares invaluable insights into her diverse career path.


Emma openly shares her experiences and lessons learned along the way, offering invaluable advice for aspiring professionals seeking to carve their own path in the world of PA.

This episode is filled with inspiration and practical wisdom, with some great behind the scenes info too.



You can connect with your host here
Lynsey Hyslop | LinkedIn


You can find out more about Emma here
Emma (Kernan) Kernan-Staines | LinkedIn

In this week's episode Lynsey is in conversation with Lisa Curran, owner of Currans Homes. If you've ever browsed Right Move, bought or sold a house, or even just dreamed of your ideal home, this episode is for you.

Join Lynsey as she uncovers the behind-the-scenes workings of the estate agency industry and learn how Lisa prioritises relationships with vendors and exceptional service for her clients. Discover Lisa's journey from corporate banking to taking over her sister's estate agency and transforming it into the successful business it is today.

You can connect with your host here
Lynsey Hyslop | Messaging | LinkedIn


You can find out more about Currans here
Estate agents in and around Chester - Currans Homes, Chester

When Lynsey met Jane Hanson at the Women of the Year Awards lunch and learned that Jane was a qualified teacher, an educational consultant and wellbeing practitioner, a writer, a broadcaster, inspirational project leader, a soprano in the London Philharmonic choir, the Founder and Director of a global project; One Day One Choir, a former senior researcher in nuclear physics as well as being part of the Women of the Year management team, she knew she wanted to record an episode with her.

In this weeks episode you will hear a rich career history full of interesting stories and life lessons and some incredible advice to take away.



You can connect with your host Lynsey Hyslop here
Lynsey Hyslop | LinkedIn


You can find out more about Jane and her global peace project here
One Day One Choir Home | onedayonechoir.org

Have you ever wondered what it's like to have a job you
don't even have to apply for? This week Lynsey sits down with Dr. Helen Fry and she explains what it means to be a Historian and they dive deep into how one becomes a Historian, the intriguing journey Dr Helen Fry took to discover her passion, and the fascinating world of
historical specialisation.

Dr Helen Fry is a Historian, biographer and author of more
than 20 books on intelligence, prisoners of war and the social history of the Second World War. Her ground breaking research has shed the light on one of the
greatest intelligence deceptions of the war; the bugging of Hitler's Generals at Trent park in North London and thousands of prisoners of war at Latimer House and Wilton park in Buckinghamshire. Her current book is Women in Intelligence, the hidden history of two World Wars.



You can connect with your host Lynsey Hyslop here
Lynsey Hyslop | LinkedIn


You can find out more about Dr Helen Fry, her research, expertise and books here
Helen Fry (helen-fry.com)

Lynsey is joined today by Sally Orange who is an endurance runner and adventure athlete who has completed a marathon in every continent dressed as a piece of fruit. Sally is also a physiotherapist with over 20 years in the military, a mental health campaigner, has run more than 80 marathons raising money for charity and has recently been awarded her MBE.

Sally treats Lynsey to a really honest conversation explaining how an accident which resulted in a broken leg was the starting point to her career.


In this episode, Sally opens up about the ups and downs, the challenges, the unexpected surprises, and the paths she navigated in her career journey. Her passion for running as a mental health game-changer is contagious and her conviction that running can truly change lives, especially when it comes to mental health, is inspiring!



You can connect with your host Lynsey Hyslop here
Lynsey Hyslop | LinkedIn



You can find out more about Sally Orange here
Sally Orange | Adventurer and connect with her here
Sally Orange MBE | LinkedIn