Putting the spotlight on female entrepreneurs in their teens, twenties and thirties who have dared to go solo and launch their own business in the UK…
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THE SHE CAN. SHE DID. PODCAST
Documenting the highs and lows of female entrepreneurship in the UK, the She can. She did. podcast isn’t your ordinary business podcast! Hosted by Fiona Grayson, Founder of She can. She did., each podcast episode puts the spotlight on some of the UK’s most inspiring young, female entrepreneurs and unveils the reality of what they’ve had to conquer behind the scenes to launch, run and grow their businesses so far – warts and all! If you’re sat there wondering how to launch a business yourself or are in need of some reassurance that it’s not just you that finds this whole running a business malarkey bloody hard sometimes (!) the She can. She did. podcast is well worth a listen!
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In the 5th episode of the series, I sat down to talk to Jess MacIntyre and Natalie Moores – aka. the Ant and Dec of the marketing world and Co-Founders of Mac & Moore – the London-based marketing company that counts corporates such as Now TV and Transport London as well as a roster of female-founded businesses across the UK…
Episode four pays tribute to the one and only Heidi May, the 32 year old Founder of Aesthetic Laundry – the confidence boosting clothing brand, renowned for its rainbow tassled jumpers and tracksuits that have been championed by the likes of Zoe Sugg and Fearne Cotton and encourage everyone to feel comfortable and empowered being exactly who they are. From ongoing challenges…
In this episode, I sit down with Susan Thirakornratch, the 37 year old Founder of One Earth Organics – the UKs new breed of superfood snacks, smoothie and latte blends that support smallholder farmers and indigenous communities around the world. Covering everything from the realities of launching a healthy food brand in what has become in recent years, a saturated market; her…
In episode two of the podcast series, I sat down with twenty-seven-year-old Sarah Owusu, self-taught artist and Founder of Owusuism. Discussing everything from the incident that left her temporarily paralysed aged twenty-two and how that shaped her self-worth as a business woman going forward; why she decided to leave her job in recruitment and managed the transition between painting as…
In the first episode of the series, I sat down with twenty-year-old Alice Benham; “Accidental Entrepreneur”, Digital Marketing Coach, podcast host, soon-to-be retreat host and all-round modern day multi-hyphenate! I first came across Alice in May 2018 when she emailed asking if she could be added to the waiting list for the second of The Midweek Mingles last May. I…
