I never thought I would ever have a podcast, or talk to so many amazing women and learn so much from them all.
I feel a little sad now the end has arrived.
This 15 min episode is a quick chat between my producer and I discussing the podcast. It gives a closure to the series.
If you have never listened and are seeing this post then please do go and have a listen, there are 78 fantastic stories about bloody marvellous women.
All of them deserve time and space to have their stories heard.
In this episode of Women in Business, we’re joined by Keri Allan, a freelance writer and editor with over 24 years of experience.
She talks about her illness and how it made her view her career differently as well as change the path she had been going on.
Keri shares her inspiring journey from the early days of her career to becoming a well-established professional with a diverse portfolio spanning engineering, technology, education, careers, and travel.
In this episode of Women in Business, we’re chatting with Suzanne Frear, a creative copywriting expert who’s built a career that blends creativity, strategy, and passion. Suzanne takes us on a journey through her school life and the pivotal moments that shaped her career path.
From her early days in the classroom to her adventurous years living in Germany and the U.S., Suzanne reflects on the experiences that influenced her professional growth. She shares how her love for writing and storytelling led her to the world of copywriting and the key decisions she made along the way that helped her carve out a unique space in the industry.
Visit Suzanne’s website at www.suzannefrear.co.uk for lots of fabulous resources to help you take your copy from ‘meh’ to ‘AMAZING’!
In this Episode I talk to Berenice Howard-Smith, an artist, lino printer and urban sketcher and bespoke designer and fellow Podcaster!
One of her proudest achievements is the Blue Peter badge she won as a child (quite jealous of that myself).
She talks to me about her school life, and higher education, her career Journey and the topic of life in the work culture as a woman without children.
Come and listen today.
In this epsiode I talk to Beth Rawlins, a web strategist and consultant, helping service businesses get more leads and enquiries from their website.
She's also founder of Pie Heart Studio, where she heads up a small team providing website redesigns for ambitious business owners.
Beth is a digital nomad, musician and ex-chef, who now runs her business remotely whilst avoiding the British weather in sunnier European countries.
She talks to us about her career journey to arrive where she is now.
In today's episode, I talk to Sarah Hogan from Admin by Sarah and her career journey.
Why she chose not to go to university but instead follow her path which led her to create her own business and flourish as an entrepreneur.
She aims to bring order to her client's chaos through creative admin solutions.
With a background in psychology and an interest in how our brains work, She is passionate about finding the right fit for the individual that suits their needs and works for the way they're wired.
Listen in, and remember to give us a rating or review wherever you are listening.
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This week on Women in Business, we’re joined by Stacey Meadwell, a self-confessed nerdy property writer with an incredible 25-year journey in the industry.
Starting out as a journalist covering real estate, Stacey has carved out a unique and inspiring career path.
Today, she works directly with built environment companies, helping them craft compelling content, sharpen their messaging, and even navigate media training like a pro. 🏙️✨
Tune in to hear Stacey’s story don’t forget to leave us a review! ⭐🎧
This episode, we're chatting with Dominique, an amazing copy and content writer and co-founder of The Werks—a web development and content team helping solopreneurs and small businesses shine online with confidence! ✨
Originally from London and now based in the Netherlands, Dominique shares her inspiring journey of entrepreneurship alongside her husband and co-founder, Gideon. Together, they navigate the beautiful chaos of running a business while raising their three kids
Tune in to hear Dominique's story and don't forget to leave us a rating :D
This Week on the Podcast 🎙️
We’re joined by the amazing Bex Elder – a copywriter and marketing translator who’s been living in the freelance world since 2017! 🌟
Bex specialises in turning French and Spanish into standout English marketing materials, helping small businesses with big values make a real impact. ✨
In this episode, Bex shares her journey to becoming a freelancer, from school through her jobs until she discovered what really made her shine.
Whether you’re a freelancer, a small business owner, or love an inspiring story, this is for you, YES you!
🎧 Tune in now and let us know your favourite takeaway in the comments! ⬇️
This week on the podcast, we feature the inspiring founder of Tania Gerard Digital (TGD). As a Neurodiversity trainer, podcast host, keynote speaker, ADHD Ambassador, and the creator of the term "Accessible Marketing," they are on a mission to promote neurodiversity in the workplace.
She shares her career journey and the experiences that shaped her understanding of Autism and ADHD.
Tune in to hear more.
Website: https://www.taniagerard.co.uk/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tania-gerard-neurodiversity/
In this episode, we’re joined by the phenomenal Teresa Heath-Wareing—Online Business Owner, International Award-Winning Speaker, TEDx Speaker, and Bestselling Author.
In this unmissable episode, Teresa shares her inspiring journey from the early days of her career to the pivotal decisions that shaped her success. Discover how she leveraged smart strategy, clever marketing, and a winning mindset to become one of the UK’s leading marketing influencers and a globally recognized digital marketing thought leader.
Teresa’s story is a masterclass in creating the life of your dreams. From gracing global stages to penning a bestseller that topped charts in 9 categories across the UK, US, and Australia, her insights are pure gold.
When Nikki started out promoting websites, there was no Google, SEO as a term didn't exist, and the majority of UK businesses weren't even connected to the internet!
Throughout the episode, we discuss her first experiences of marketing, including going out on her own at only 19 to start her business and recognising that SEO was going to be something to pay attention to.
Over 30 years later, she's a leading voice on the UK SEO scene, dedicated to helping smaller businesses make the most of SEO for their websites.
Emma is a freelance travel writer, and I have to be honest, I have followed her socials for a while because of the many fabulous places she goes to. She truly lives the nomadic life (can you tell I am slightly jealous)
We talk about her being unsure about what she wanted to do as a child and going down a path that led her to cruise ships, then owning her salon and employing others, leaving it all behind for super yachts, and eventually embracing the nomadic life and her writing.
Today, we’re chatting with Emily O'Brien, a brand and content strategist who’s all about helping the third sector and small businesses showcase how they’re making a positive impact.
Emily shares her journey – from her education and career path to the big leap into freelance life two years ago. As a mum to a five-year-old daughter and three-year-old identical twins, Emily knows a thing or two about juggling a busy life while pursuing work she’s passionate about.
This episode is packed with real-life insights, relatable moments, and plenty of inspiration for anyone navigating their own career path.
Series 9 kicks off with the fabulous Becci Mcevoy, who runs 'Be Heard Socials'
Becci is a proud Southerner born and bred but has spent the last 14 years living up North thanks to her love of a particular football team.
She is an award-winning Social Media Marketer and International Speaker specialising in Content Strategy and Organic Growth.
We talk about her career choices, including her decision to walk out on a successful career to become a stay-at-home mum and then her decision to go freelance and start her own business.
In this episode of the "Women in Business" podcast, I speak with Lisa, a self-employed writer who provides mentorship and guidance to freelancers looking to run their businesses with integrity.
Lisa shares her educational journey and the path that led her to become a successful writer and mentor.
We discuss her experience creating Flow, a business community designed for non-parents, and how she helps small businesses refine their messaging through her copyediting services – ensuring they sell without compromising their values.
Join us as Lisa offers advice, so if you’re a freelancer or small business owner seeking inspiration, this episode is for you!
In this episode of the "Women in Business" podcast, I sit down with Tracy to talk about her incredible journey from quitting her 9-5 to building a life full of fun, freedom, and flexibility.
Tracy shares how she transitioned into helping fellow 9-5 escapees navigate marketing and ensure their businesses attract a steady flow of leads and clients.
But her story took a sharp turn when she was hit with peri-menopause at 43.
Instead of letting it stop her, she turned this challenge into something positive, launching the Menopause Training Company alongside her marketing business. Tracy opens up about balancing both ventures, supporting business owners with marketing and guiding organisations in handling menopause sensitively.
Join us as Tracy shares her wisdom on entrepreneurship, overcoming personal challenges, and finding joy in business and life – whether at her desk or her allotment!
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review/rating
In this episode of the "Women in Business" podcast, I chat with Victoria Brown, a Story Coach from Solihull, about her educational journey, thriving career, and her advice for fellow entrepreneurs.
Victoria is passionate about helping people uncover and articulate their brand stories, guiding them to share these stories effectively through their content. She even offers a free Brand Story Canvas to help businesses gain clarity on their messaging.
Beyond her coaching, Victoria opens up about her personal life, from living with her husband and two boys to her love for croissants, and shares her experience hosting her own podcast, "Story Slurp."
Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with practical insights on branding, storytelling, and balancing life as an entrepreneur.
In Episode 3, we talk to a networking entrepreneur, Julie Taylor.
Based in the Netherlands but hailing from Yorkshire, we discuss her career path and how she got to where she is now with a few tips for future ladies who might follow that same path.
After a corporate career in two of the five largest UK banks, Julie moved to the Netherlands in 2018. Now, in her second business, she knows the importance of having a network of trusted contacts. She is the Queen Bee of Buzz Business Networking.
Apart from running English-speaking meetups for businesses in person and online, she’s also an Accountability coach and helps people with their online visibility.
Social Media Handles
Website: https://buzzbusinessnetworking.eu/
LinkedIn Profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/julietaylorbuzz/
LinkedIn Page - https://www.linkedin.com/company/buzz-business-networking
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/buzz_networking/
Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/BuzzBusinessNetworking
Episode 2 is all about kindness, well sort of.
We talk to Sarah Browning, a Kindness Cheerleader and Communicator.
Her work is all about human connection. She founded and runs the Time for Kindness well-being programme, which inspires hope and positivity.
I love this, as I regularly smile at the good deeds shared on Social media.
I talk to Sarah about her journey to get where she is now in her career as well as her passion 'Time for Kindness'
Time for Kindness:
Instagram account: @time_for_kindness
LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/time-for-kindness/
To book a wellbeing workshop: https://timeforkindness.co.uk/business_service/wellbeing-workshops/
To find out about the different strands of the programme: https://timeforkindness.co.uk/
Communications advice and services: https://www.browningyork.com/