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A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
Sam
34 episodes
12 hours ago
Lee Chambers is the Founder and CEO of Male Allies UK. After a diverse career, from corporate finance to building and exiting a tech company, he is now focused on supporting organisations to engage men in inclusion and promote effective allyship. He has been featured on the Startups 100 Index, has received a Great British Entrepreneur Award, and sits on the board of CMI Women, Regenerage UK and the Manchester Metropolitan University Business School. In 2024, he received the Freedom of t...
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Lee Chambers is the Founder and CEO of Male Allies UK. After a diverse career, from corporate finance to building and exiting a tech company, he is now focused on supporting organisations to engage men in inclusion and promote effective allyship. He has been featured on the Startups 100 Index, has received a Great British Entrepreneur Award, and sits on the board of CMI Women, Regenerage UK and the Manchester Metropolitan University Business School. In 2024, he received the Freedom of t...
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A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E34- Lee Chambers
Lee Chambers is the Founder and CEO of Male Allies UK. After a diverse career, from corporate finance to building and exiting a tech company, he is now focused on supporting organisations to engage men in inclusion and promote effective allyship. He has been featured on the Startups 100 Index, has received a Great British Entrepreneur Award, and sits on the board of CMI Women, Regenerage UK and the Manchester Metropolitan University Business School. In 2024, he received the Freedom of t...
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12 hours ago
38 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E33- Pip Stocks
Pip Stocks – Founder, Brand Strategist & Champion for Change Pip Stocks is a powerhouse business builder, brand strategist, and unapologetic question-asker who thrives on growth—both personal and professional. With a double major in Marketing and Psychology from Monash University, Pip launched her career in London, sharpening her customer insight and marketing skills at Grey Advertising and Virgin Energy. Back in Australia, she co-founded and scaled BrandHook into a three-city consultancy...
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1 week ago
43 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E32- Sarah Pittendrigh
Sarah Pittendrigh is a true example of a serial entrepreneur that has experienced the full cycle. Losing it all in 2008, to rebuilding again from the dust as a single mum to become a multi award winning entrepreneur, author, keynote speaker and investor. At 53 she is embarking on her 4th start up creating a beautiful range of knitwear, designed by her, manufactured from British Wool, here in the UK. When not at work she enjoys country life with her family, horses, dogs and chickens. Listen to...
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2 weeks ago
41 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E31- Beverley Brown
Beverley Brown is a senior leader, entrepreneur, and investor with a track record of building ventures that blend financial innovation, gender equality, and social purpose. She co-founded and scaled Nicoll Curtin to 90+ staff across three continents, and now leads purpose-driven businesses including Sherloc, a fintech platform for SMEs, and Kenbury Associates, a strategic consultancy for C-suite teams. Her leadership spans commercial strategy, community-building, and inclusive growth. At Wome...
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3 weeks ago
37 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E30- Jacqueline Frost
Jacqueline has over 30 years of investment banking and entrepreneurial experience. During her career in banking, she led the Derivative Sales group and served on the Executive Committee. In 2009, drawing on her experience in demanding, high-pressure roles, she began coaching and mentoring senior leaders, sharing practical strategies for success. She soon recognised that if these skills and insights were introduced earlier in a career, they could be truly transformative – enabling people to le...
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4 weeks ago
34 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E28- Kerrin Macron
Kerrin Marcon is the CEO and Founder of KaiZhan Ltd, the sports technology company behind VIA Academy—a revolutionary platform bringing elite sports coaching, community, and retail to athletes worldwide through a mobile-first experience. With over two decades of experience across sport, business, and social impact, Kerrin blends global insight with deep purpose. Her inspiration for VIA Academy came from years of competitive sport and raising three children—one of whom now plays professionally...
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1 month ago
39 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E27- Meggie Palmer
Meggie Palmer is a confidence creator and globally renowned speaker, facilitator, and Executive Coach. Her work’s been recognized by Vogue Magazine, Forbes, and on NBC. She works with Fortune 100 companies supporting the diversification of their leadership talent pipeline and retention of high-potential staff. Her clients include Microsoft, DocuSign, and JP Morgan. She built the PepTalkHer App with the mission of closing the gender pay gap. It’s a Fitbit for your career, helping professionals...
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1 month ago
39 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E26- Michelle Pughe-Parry de Klerk
Michelle Pughe-Parry de Klerk is the founder of The Women’s Chapter®, an impact-led community supporting the economic and personal growth of women in business. At its heart is a belief in the exponential power of women as economic drivers and forces for social and environmental change. Since 2014, The Women’s Chapter has reached more than 30,000 women through curated events, thought leadership and pro bono initiatives, becoming the UK’s first women’s network to earn B Corp certification in 20...
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1 month ago
36 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E25- Barbara Gottardi
Barbara Gottardi is a globally seasoned Chief Information Officer turned entrepreneur and non-executive leader with over two decades of experience driving digital and operational transformation at major financial institutions, including HSBC, Vanguard, Admiral Money. Over 20 years of experience in Finance technology leading high performing team globally across Investment Banking, Asset Management, Retail Banking and Wealth management. A trusted leader and strategic thinker with a ...
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1 month ago
26 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E25- “I Stopped Playing Small—And Everything Changed” – Lucy Greenleaf on Power & Purpose
With a passion for people, entrepreneurship and storytelling, Lucy is a two-time Founder and Presenter looking to bring as much energy to any event she has the pleasure of hosting as she does to her agency, The Leaf Group, and community network, Ecomm Girls Club. Having led a multifaceted and international career across London, Sydney, Singapore and Hong Kong, a former Executive Assistant and Chief of Staff, Lucy decided to launch her own agency, The Leaf Group, to support purpose driven star...
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2 months ago
31 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E24- Wait, are we grown ups now?- The recap episode!
🎧 Reflecting on Lessons Learned: Highlights from our first two series- dive into key takeaways, powerful advice and behind-the-scenes insights from our journey so far. 📲 Catch up on every episode here #PodcastReview #LessonsLearned #PodcastSeries #AdviceAndInsights #TopEpisodes #MustListenPodcast #ContentCreators #PodcastCommunity #ListenNow #BingeWorthy
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3 months ago
8 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E23- “I Didn’t Just Build a Business—I Built a Movement” – Louise Hill on Purpose & Reinvention
Louise Hill is founder and CEO of GoHenry - the money app helping kids learn to earn, save, spend and invest. Louise has built the business from the ground up, from launching GoHenry in the UK in 2012, expanding to the US in 2018, then acquiring French Fintech Pixpay in 2022, followed by the merger with US Fintech Acorns in 2023. Louise is a passionate advocate for financial education, campaigning tirelessly to make the subject compulsory in all schools starting from primary age. Her ex...
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4 months ago
36 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E22- “I Turned Pain Into Purpose—And Built a Movement” – Hetti Barkworth-Nanton CBE
Trigger warning- This episode contains discussions of suicide and domestic violence. If you’re affected by these topics or need someone to talk to, please reach out for support. You can contact Samaritans at 116 123 or Refuge UK at 0808 2000 247. You're not alone. Hetti became Chair of Refuge’s Board of Trustees on 1st June 2020. Hetti has a career spanning British Airways, Centrica, BT and Vodafone, leading financial, commercial and transformational change, often enabled by leading edge tech...
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4 months ago
45 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E21- “I Walked Away From Success to Find Meaning” – Christine Locke on Purpose & Reinvention
Christine Locke is the Founder and CEO of Diversity House; a charitable organisation she established over 18 years ago to tackle social inequalities. The charity provides services in prisons, schools, and communities, promoting individual and family well-being. She is also the Senior Partner at COGOL Concerns, a consultancy specializing in training, EDI audits, research, and development. Christine recently completed her PhD at Canterbury Christ Church University. She holds multiple qualificat...
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5 months ago
42 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E20- “I Stepped Up—Even When It Wasn’t Easy” – Helen Rowell on Leading with Purpose
Helen and Sam first met around 10 years ago working at a global bank. Helen has since moved into professional services and alongside her day job is a charity founder and trustee. Mum to Alf aged 7, and human to 2 cats and a sausage dog. She is founder and trustee of Brightest Stars charity- supporting bereaved families. She's also a long suffering Southampton FC fan but the less said about that the better! Listen to find out how Helen has found success in different aspects o...
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5 months ago
36 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E19-“I Had to Break Before I Could Rebuild” – Susan Walbrook on Courage & Reinvention
With 26 years in the fashion industry, Susan worked with some of the biggest high-street brands, shaping trends and leading creative design. After experiencing burnout in 2018, caused by imposter syndrome and self-doubt, she made the difficult decision to step away from the industry. Determined to help others facing similar challenges, she co-founded The Creative Space Coaching in 2020, coaching highly creative professionals working at top design agencies, studios, and fashion houses—i...
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5 months ago
41 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E18- “I Was the First—But I Won’t Be the Last” – Jill Pay on Legacy & Leadership
Jill Pay, Chairman – The Gender Index Jill is Co-founder and Chairman of The Gender Index, a not-for-profit organization that is quantifying the impact of women-led companies to achieve positive and disruptive change. She is also Non-executive Director of mnAi, an AI-driven technology company that gives real-time research and analysis on UK companies. Her career has zigzagged across public and private sectors and the enormous impact is that she is now a relentless champion of the ...
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5 months ago
42 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E17- “I Turned Every ‘No’ Into Fuel” – Lydia Amoah on Identity, Impact & Breaking Barriers
Lydia Amoah, the dynamic CEO of BACKLIGHT and visionary Founder of the Black Pound Report, is a beacon of inspiration in her commitment to diversity and inclusion. Her personal journey, marked by resilience and determination, is a testament to the transformative power of diversity. Renowned for her pioneering work, Lydia is a leading figure in consultancy, data, and communications insights. She is also a highly respected business coach and mentor, guiding professionals and organisations...
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6 months ago
45 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E16- “I Reinvented Myself—And Led with Purpose” – Fiona Lambert on Power & Possibility
Fiona Lambert, is renowned as one of the UK’s leading businesswomen, having held board roles at Next, George at Asda, Dunelm, River Island and most recently Managing Director of Jaeger at M&S, where she led its celebrated reinvention. She is now President of The Twenty Club, a long-standing exclusive members dining club with a 137 year history. At 60, she made a pivot, setting herself the goal of getting into the best shape of her life, determined to break stereo-types of agin...
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6 months ago
28 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
E15- “I Had to Lose Myself to Find My Voice” – Sara Jane Whatley on Creativity & Courage
Sara Whatley is a 43-year-old ovarian cancer survivor and the inspiring founder of Ailsa’s Aim, a charity that supports cancer patients and families with babies in neonatal care. Motivated by her own journey, Sara created Ailsa’s Aim to provide comfort, essential care items, and heartfelt support to those navigating incredibly difficult times. Her strength, compassion, and determination are at the heart of everything the charity does, turning her personal experience into a powerfu...
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6 months ago
31 minutes

A Beginners Guide To Being A Grown Up
Lee Chambers is the Founder and CEO of Male Allies UK. After a diverse career, from corporate finance to building and exiting a tech company, he is now focused on supporting organisations to engage men in inclusion and promote effective allyship. He has been featured on the Startups 100 Index, has received a Great British Entrepreneur Award, and sits on the board of CMI Women, Regenerage UK and the Manchester Metropolitan University Business School. In 2024, he received the Freedom of t...