Over much-needed coffees in her Central London studio last week, I sat down to chat with the Manchester-born, London-based artist behind Sophie Tea Art; the self-titled art empire that she has grown organically online to such an extent that her paintings now sell internationally for thousands of pounds in a matter of seconds… literally. Chatting about everything from how she…
In this week’s episode, I paid a visit to meet the one and only Charlotte Pearce – Forbes ‘30 under 30’ alumna and Founder of Inkpact – the tech company that she launched in 2015 that connects businesses to their customers around the world via handwritten notes. Discussing everything from the early days of Inkpact when Charlotte first thought of…
If you’ve been following She can. She did. since the onset, you’ll know that every couple of months I’ve tried my best to check in with you all and update you on the lessons learnt/ ups and downs I’ve experienced since launching She can. She did. so far and my annual round up on New Year’s Eve just gone was…
In the 6th episode of the series, I sat down with neuroscientist-turned-business owner, Olivia Wollenberg, the 30-year-old Founder of Livia’s (formerly Livia’s Kitchen) who just so happens to be a particularly prominent inspiration of mine. Having launched her company – renowned for it’s vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free sweet treats – in her parents’ kitchen four years ago, Livia’s has grown…
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…
