What's New?

I’ve just had a really interesting discussion with Michael Banks where he explained why it is imperative to lead with the heart and be authentic in order to build rapport and achieve fulfilment!

Annemie Ress and Carola Frisch introduce the series. What's New focusses on the changes we are seeing in the business world and which of them remain as we begin to recover from the pandemic.

Imogen Osborne delves into the purpose of her start-up, The Pulse Business which aims to reveal and share the insights and opinions of those with extensive experience in their field. Covering a range of topics, they are able to connect people all across the world to begin relationships that could be key to the success of organisations.

Zoe Russell uses her expertise to explore the different types of marketing and the mistakes some small businesses take when starting up that could be easily solved. Wanting to make a real difference, Zoe started her business ZHR marketing to help small businesses get it right and succeed to their full potential.

James Taylor shares his views on the changes to business caused by the pandemic and how it has produced a kinder form of capitalism. With many businesses taking on tricky topics and making active efforts for progression, it emphasises the ‘if you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem’ concept.

Annemie leads an innovative conversation with Carola Frisch about modern leadership values and how alterations have been prompted by recent changes in the way organisations do business.

Christian Erhard delves into the changes and self-development brought about by a crisis such as the pandemic and how we can use this to motivate us towards our true ambitions in life, or career. As the work and home environments have become increasingly intertwined over the last year, there are some ways to help regain a healthy work/life balance. 

Rob Salafia discusses how he brings the qualities from his background of theatre and performance to the business world. With a diverse career ranging from tight rope walking to street performing to consulting, he is equipped with some interesting and unique perspectives which are beneficial to businesses.

Annemie leads a conversation with Alexis Eyre who shares her unusual combination of passions; marketing, sailing, and sustainability. Although initially assuming the two sectors clashed, she learned how she could use her existing expertise to make a positive impact on our world.

Michael Broughton has years of experience in sports, media, and technology and shares his perspective on the industry and how the pandemic has impacted it. Does the sports industry need to evolve to keep up with changing times?

Jenny Wardle expresses her views on the changes that have happened due to the pandemic, and how being conscious of the control we have over keeping or getting rid of these changes can help us to make impactful decisions leading to a better way of life and frame of mind. Every decision we make has an impact on the people and world around us!

Amanda Bronkhorst tells her story of leaving her career as a producer to have a child and going on to start her organisation Just One Tree to have an impact on saving her daughter’s future by supporting reforestation inland and within oceans. Her idea has since taken off, implementing schemes into 420 schools, and planting over 884,000 trees so far.