When she found her voice and the courage to step up with passion and purpose, Tamsin Napier-Munn began to inspire other women to do the same. By using proven strategies she discovered how to unlock their authenticity and significance as leaders. Soon after, Tamsin founded her company, RAWtalks academy, offering insights and interventions that challenge women to become more visible, inspirational and influential. Listen and learn how unlocking potential can lead to a truly equitable culture and greater prosperity for all.

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When she found her voice and the courage to step up with passion and purpose, Tamsin Napier-Munn began to inspire other women to do the same. By using proven strategies she discovered how to unlock their authenticity and significance as leaders. Soon after, Tamsin founded her company, RAWtalks academy, offering insights and interventions that challenge women to become more visible, inspirational and influential. Listen and learn how unlocking potential can lead to a truly equitable culture and greater prosperity for all.
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Female Entrepreneurs: Lead Like a Woman with RAWtalks academy

Super powers free payments forever for businesses, and more rewarding shopping for members, so everyone wins. By eliminating the high fees on the internet charged by payments and digital advertising companies, with Super Payments, businesses can pass on these extra savings to customers. Raising £22.5m in one of the largest ever pre-seed funding rounds in Europe, they are backed by the same group of investors behind Facebook, Spotify, Stripe, Monzo, and Twitter.

Today, we are joined by Samir Desai CBE, founder and CEO of Super Payments to walk us through the journey of reimagining the online shopping experience with a new way to pay and shop.

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Super powers free payments forever for businesses, and more rewarding shopping for members, so everyone wins. By eliminating the high fees on the internet charged by payments and digital advertising companies, with Super Payments, businesses can pass on these extra savings to customers. Raising £22.5m in one of the largest ever pre-seed funding rounds in Europe, they are backed by the same group of investors behind Facebook, Spotify, Stripe, Monzo, and Twitter.
Today, we are joined by Samir Desai CBE, founder and CEO of Super Payments to walk us through the journey of reimagining the online shopping experience with a new way to pay and shop.
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Free Payments Forever, with Super Payments

Childs Farm came to life back in 2010 when Joanna Jensen, a devoted mother, faced a challenge that would set her on a life-changing journey. When she found out her two daughters struggled with sensitive and eczema-prone skin, Joanna, like so many parents, was determined to find a solution that would help them feel comfortable and happy in their own skin. With a demand so close to home but no solution available in the market, Joanna created Child’s Farm predominantly to remedy her children’s eczema. Today we will hear how this gap in the market led Joanna to start her first business and how she worked her way to selling the £36.8 million company 12 years later.

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Childs Farm came to life back in 2010 when Joanna Jensen, a devoted mother, faced a challenge that would set her on a life-changing journey. When she found out her two daughters struggled with sensitive and eczema-prone skin, Joanna, like so many parents, was determined to find a solution that would help them feel comfortable and happy in their own skin. With a demand so close to home but no solution available in the market, Joanna created Child’s Farm predominantly to remedy her children’s eczema. Today we will hear how this gap in the market led Joanna to start her first business and how she worked her way to selling the £36.8 million company 12 years later.
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Building Success Through to Maturity, with Childs Farm

Swingers started life in 2014 as а five-month pop-up in a leaky warehouse in London, when founders Matt Grech-Smith and Jeremy Simmonds wanted to test out the success of a venue combining crazy golf with cocktails and street food. “The idea behind Swingers was to create the most ridiculously fun venue possible. That’s why we teamed crazy golf with delicious street food, sensational cocktails and top-notch service in a totally unique, theatrical space.”- Matt Grech-Smith.

News of the pop-up went viral and the tickets sold out instantly, convincing Matt and Jeremy that Swingers needed to find a permanent home! Today, Matt will talk us through the journey to grow the business and the learnings they took each step of the way.

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Swingers started life in 2014 as а five-month pop-up in a leaky warehouse in London, when founders Matt Grech-Smith and Jeremy Simmonds wanted to test out the success of a venue combining crazy golf with cocktails and street food. “The idea behind Swingers was to create the most ridiculously fun venue possible. That’s why we teamed crazy golf with delicious street food, sensational cocktails and top-notch service in a totally unique, theatrical space.”- Matt Grech-Smith.
News of the pop-up went viral and the tickets sold out instantly, convincing Matt and Jeremy that Swingers needed to find a permanent home! Today, Matt will talk us through the journey to grow the business and the learnings they took each step of the way.
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Competitive Socialising, with Swingers, the Crazy Golf Club

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Determined to reduce the volume of plastic bottles going to waste each year, Vivek Tandon, CEO and Founder of revalyu Resources, set out to find an alternative use for bottles that ended up in landfill. Since 2015, Vivek and his team have processed more than 6.5 billion used PET plastic bottles to create high quality products using innovative technology designed in-house.

In this episode Vivek sits down with host James Hurley, Assistant Business Editor at The Times, to discuss his entrepreneurial journey and what he believes to be the most important change needed in the recycling industry to make a real sustainable impact.

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Determined to reduce the volume of plastic bottles going to waste each year, Vivek Tandon, CEO and Founder of revalyu Resources, set out to find an alternative use for bottles that ended up in landfill. Since 2015, Vivek and his team have processed more than 6.5 billion used PET plastic bottles to create high quality products using innovative technology designed in-house.
In this episode Vivek sits down with host James Hurley, Assistant Business Editor at The Times, to discuss his entrepreneurial journey and what he believes to be the most important change needed in the recycling industry to make a real sustainable impact.
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Impact Entrepreneurs, Advanced Plastic Recycling with revalyu Resources

The PensionBee story began when CEO, Romi Savova, tried to move her own workplace pension and faced great difficulty switching providers. Using traditional platforms and financial advisers, encountering archaic systems, excessive fees and complex paperwork, Romi decided it was time to do it herself. Thus, PensionBee was created.

In this episode James Hurley, Assistant Business Editor at The Times, sits down with Romi Savova and Jonathan Lister Parsons, CEO and CTO of PensionBee, to discuss the challenges and opportunities they encountered while navigating their new career paths.

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The PensionBee story began when CEO, Romi Savova, tried to move her own workplace pension and faced great difficulty switching providers. Using traditional platforms and financial advisers, encountering archaic systems, excessive fees and complex paperwork, Romi decided it was time to do it herself. Thus, PensionBee was created.
In this episode James Hurley, Assistant Business Editor at The Times, sits down with Romi Savova and Jonathan Lister Parsons, CEO and CTO of PensionBee, to discuss the challenges and opportunities they encountered while navigating their new career paths.
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Taking the Leap, with PensionBee

From start up to sale, the course of building a business never did run smooth...

Welcome to The Entrepreneurs’ Chat, a podcast brought to you by SG Kleinwort Hambros.

In this series, host James Hurley, Assistant Business Editor at The Times, is joined by entrepreneurs to delve behind the scenes of ambitious and fast growing companies. Meet the people behind the businesses, as our guests share the challenges they've faced throughout their entrepreneurial journeys – and the lessons they have learnt along the way.

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From start up to sale, the course of building a business never did run smooth...
Welcome to The Entrepreneurs’ Chat, a podcast brought to you by SG Kleinwort Hambros.
In this series, host James Hurley, Assistant Business Editor at The Times, is joined by entrepreneurs to delve behind the scenes of ambitious and fast growing companies. Meet the people behind the businesses, as our guests share the challenges they've faced throughout their entrepreneurial journeys – and the lessons they have learnt along the way.
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Welcome to The Entrepreneurs' Chat

What do Kate Middleton, Shakira and Angelina Jolie all have in common?

In this episode, host James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times, is joined by Cécile Reinaud, founder of Séraphine - the international maternity fashion brand which has caught the eyes of celebrities across the world.

Having started her career in the world of advertising, Cécile was quick to identify a gap in the market for stylish maternity wear – and so Séraphine was born.

Drawing on her PR & marketing expertise, Cécile grew the brand from a shop in Kensington to a world-famous maternity fashion label, exporting to customers across the world. No stranger to royal endorsement, in 2020 Séraphine was awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, the UK’s highest official accolade for business.

Having sold Séraphine in 2020, what came next for Cécile?

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What do Kate Middleton, Shakira and Angelina Jolie all have in common?
In this episode, host James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times, is joined by Cécile Reinaud, founder of Séraphine - the international maternity fashion brand which has caught the eyes of celebrities across the world.
Having started her career in the world of advertising, Cécile was quick to identify a gap in the market for stylish maternity wear – and so Séraphine was born.
Drawing on her PR &amp; marketing expertise, Cécile grew the brand from a shop in Kensington to a world-famous maternity fashion label, exporting to customers across the world. No stranger to royal endorsement, in 2020 Séraphine was awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, the UK’s highest official accolade for business.
Having sold Séraphine in 2020, what came next for Cécile?
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THE DESIGNER: Building a maternity label that found favour with the A List with Cécile Reinaud, Séraphine

In this episode, host James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times, is joined by Giles English of Bremont Watches.

Instilled with a keen sense of adventure from a young age, Giles inherited a passion for both aviation and engineering from his father – an ex-RAF pilot with a PhD in Aeronautical Engineering.

Inspired by family tragedy, Giles, together with his brother and Co-Founder Nick, has pioneered the reinvigoration of British watchmaking. A number of plane crashes have been pivotal in the company’s story, and Bremont is fittingly known for its famous “Tested beyond endurance” motto.

Time began for Bremont in 2002, when the English brothers embarked on a journey to make beautifully crafted pilot’s watches of exceptional quality. It has since grown to become one of the largest manufacturers of chronometers in the world.

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In this episode, host James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times, is joined by Giles English of Bremont Watches.
Instilled with a keen sense of adventure from a young age, Giles inherited a passion for both aviation and engineering from his father – an ex-RAF pilot with a PhD in Aeronautical Engineering.
Inspired by family tragedy, Giles, together with his brother and Co-Founder Nick, has pioneered the reinvigoration of British watchmaking. A number of plane crashes have been pivotal in the company’s story, and Bremont is fittingly known for its famous “Tested beyond endurance” motto.
Time began for Bremont in 2002, when the English brothers embarked on a journey to make beautifully crafted pilot’s watches of exceptional quality. It has since grown to become one of the largest manufacturers of chronometers in the world.
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THE HOROLOGIST: Embracing adventure in life and business with Giles English, Bremont

Host James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times, is joined by Ama Amo-Agyei, founder of Plantmade – an organic haircare and wellness brand that aims to get to the root causes of any hair or beard woes.

After being made redundant during the Covid-19 pandemic, Ama started the company from home with only £100 – creating a haircare treatment for her alopecia using ingredients inspired by her Ghanaian heritage.

Ama continued experimenting with natural ingredients and started selling hair products via Instagram. Within 5 months, she was making 6 figures.

Yet Ama was soon drawing on her nascent business skills to survive an existential crisis – a legal threat which saw her suspend operations, rebrand and start all over again.

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Host James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times, is joined by Ama Amo-Agyei, founder of Plantmade – an organic haircare and wellness brand that aims to get to the root causes of any hair or beard woes.
After being made redundant during the Covid-19 pandemic, Ama started the company from home with only £100 – creating a haircare treatment for her alopecia using ingredients inspired by her Ghanaian heritage.
Ama continued experimenting with natural ingredients and started selling hair products via Instagram. Within 5 months, she was making 6 figures.
Yet Ama was soon drawing on her nascent business skills to survive an existential crisis – a legal threat which saw her suspend operations, rebrand and start all over again.
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This is a marketing communication provided for information purposes and is not investment advice or a recommendation.
This video/podcast is not offering securities.  Furthermore, this video/podcast does not constitute the solicitation of an offer to purchase or subscribe for any investment, instrument or service in any jurisdiction where, or from any person in respect of whom, such a solicitation of an offer is unlawful.
While this information in this video/podcast has been prepared in good faith including information from sources believed to be reliable, no representation or warranty, expressed or implied, is or will be made and no responsibility or liability is or will be accepted by SGKH or any member of the Société Générale group or their respective officers, employees or agents regarding the accuracy or completeness of the information contained in this video/podcast.  The information stated, and opinions expressed are those of the presenter and guests at the time of recording do not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of SGKH, other members of the Société Générale group or other market participants.
No part of this video/ podcast may be redistributed or retransmitted, in whole or in part, or in any form or manner, without the express prior written consent of SGKH.  Any unauthorised use or disclosure is prohibited. 
Copyright 202[2]-2023 SG Kleinwort Hambros Bank Limited and its licensors. All rights reserved.

THE PLANT POWERED PIONEER: Creating self-care that works with Ama Amo-Agyei, Plantmade

From start up to sale, the course of building a business never did run smooth…

Welcome to The Entrepreneurs’ Chat, a podcast brought to you by Kleinwort Hambros.

In this series, host James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times, is joined by six entrepreneurs to delve behind the scenes of ambitious and fast growing companies. Meet the people behind the businesses, as our guests share the challenges they have faced throughout their entrepreneurial journeys – and the lessons they have learnt along the way.

From start up to sale, the course of building a business never did run smooth&hellip;
Welcome to The Entrepreneurs&rsquo; Chat, a podcast brought to you by Kleinwort Hambros.
In this series, host James Hurley, Enterprise Editor at The Times, is joined by six entrepreneurs to delve behind the scenes of ambitious and fast growing companies. Meet the people behind the businesses, as our guests share the challenges they have faced throughout their entrepreneurial journeys &ndash; and the lessons they have learnt along the way.

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