Podcast appearances and mentions of annabel kaye

This is an episode for The Maverick Paradox @ KLDR. Judith Germain hosts this radio show, and her guest today is Annabel Kaye and they are discussing maverick thinking and the need for freedom. Annabel ponders whether Mavericks behave differently to Conformists because of the way that they think or because of who they are. What's the freedom that Maverick's crave? Annabel is a Maverick Leader who walks her own path and is a speaker, author and contract creator for the way we work today. She is also the co founder of KoffeeKlatch. They have an interesting conversation where Annabel shares his leadership hacks and surprises Judith with questions on Maverick Leadership that she has been pondering. If you wish to listen to The Maverick Paradox @KLDR as the episodes are broadcasted then visit the Facebook Page for more info: https://www.facebook.com/KLDROnline Judith's websites:  The Maverick Paradox Magazine - themaverickparadox.com Company Website - maverickparadox.co.uk Judith's LinkedIn profile is here, her Twitter profile (MaverickMastery) is here, Facebook here and Instagram here. 

Tricky Clients! Complaints and more - if you're in business we can guarantee you're going to have to deal with something you'd rather not.Our studio guest for this episode is Annabel Kaye, Founder of Koffeeklatch (and yes we do find out why it's called that) and legal expert supporting small and micro businesses to get it right.We discuss what you need to get in place before clients get tricky and what you can do if it does go wrong.Also, tricky clients don't always come with a sign round their neck, so how do you recognise the red flags so you can pick out the ones that look ok, that may have juicy projects you want to get your teeth into, but who are going to be a right pain in the butt as things move forwards.Plus, a couple of tips about what to do if it does go wrong.Our usual contributors are co-host Laura Lawrence, Jackie Groundsell and Host Sian Murphy.More information and resources at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/Coming Soon - Directory for women in business worldwide - let's stay connected!Behind the scenes support from Simone Mardell, Media Manager Would you like to discuss sponsoring the show? Please email

Tricky Clients! Complaints and more - if you’re in business we can guarantee you’re going to have to deal with something you’d rather not.Our studio guest for this episode is Annabel Kaye, Founder of Koffeeklatch (and yes we do find out why it’s called that) and legal expert supporting small and micro businesses to get it right.We discuss what you need to get in place before clients get tricky and what you can do if it does go wrong.Also, tricky clients don’t always come with a sign round their neck, so how do you recognise the red flags so you can pick out the ones that look ok, that may have juicy projects you want to get your teeth into, but who are going to be a right pain in the butt as things move forwards.Plus, a couple of tips about what to do if it does go wrong.Our usual contributors are co-host Laura Lawrence, Jackie Groundsell and Host Sian Murphy.More information and resources at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/Coming Soon - Directory for women in business worldwide - let’s stay connected!Behind the scenes support from Simone Mardell, Media Manager Would you like to discuss sponsoring the show? Please email

Tricky Clients! Complaints and more - if you’re in business we can guarantee you’re going to have to deal with something you’d rather not. Our studio guest for this episode is Annabel Kaye, Founder of Koffeeklatch (and yes we do find out why it’s called that) and legal expert supporting small and micro businesses to get it right. We discuss what you need to get in place before clients get tricky and what you can do if it does go wrong. Also, tricky clients don’t always come with a sign round their neck, so how do you recognise the red flags so you can pick out the ones that look ok, that may have juicy projects you want to get your teeth into, but who are going to be a right pain in the butt as things move forwards. Plus, a couple of tips about what to do if it does go wrong. Our usual contributors are co-host Laura Lawrence, Jackie Groundsell and Host Sian Murphy. More information and resources at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/ Coming Soon - Directory for women in business worldwide - let’s stay connected! Behind the scenes support from Simone Mardell, Media Manager Would you like to discuss sponsoring the show? Please email

Annabel Kaye Managing Director Annabel co-founded Irenicon in 1980 and during the last 30+ years, managed to juggle being a mother to her two children with advising clients on everything to do with the tough side of HR. From flexible working and parental leave to discrimination and TUPE – she loves the tricky ones and when people tell her it can’t be done, she is passionate about showing them otherwise. After discovering a fascination of freelancing, virtual teams and the changing way in which people work, Annabel founded KoffeeKlatch in 1989 specifically to address the new way we work today. There is a big gap between the law, people’s expectations and what can actually work. Despite the fact that she reads a lot of legal jargon, Annabel likes to bring and flexible and practical approach to solving problems. An adviser, coach, mentor, consultant, trainer, litigator and professional speaker; both in-person and virtual events, Annabel loves helping you get the best out of the people you pay. https://www.koffeeklatch.co.uk/events  

Sometimes it looks as though everyone else is doing so much better than we are. What happens if you have a blow that seems like it could be the end of your business?Today's guests Annabel Kaye, Florence Liz Nakkozi, Lucy Guthrie and show regular Jackie Groundsell, share their experiences of when things really didn't go to plan, in fact, they went very off-plan. What did they learn, what did they do and where are they now?As usual, the show is hosted by Sian Murphy and co-host Laura Lawrence.Get more information from the show at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/

Sometimes it looks as though everyone else is doing so much better than we are. What happens if you have a blow that seems like it could be the end of your business?Today’s guests Annabel Kaye, Florence Liz Nakkozi, Lucy Guthrie and show regular Jackie Groundsell, share their experiences of when things really didn’t go to plan, in fact, they went very off-plan. What did they learn, what did they do and where are they now?As usual, the show is hosted by Sian Murphy and co-host Laura Lawrence.Get more information from the show at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/

Sometimes it looks as though everyone else is doing so much better than we are. What happens if you have a blow that seems like it could be the end of your business? Today’s guests Annabel Kaye, Florence Liz Nakkozi, Lucy Guthrie and show regular Jackie Groundsell, share their experiences of when things really didn’t go to plan, in fact, they went very off-plan. What did they learn, what did they do and where are they now? As usual, the show is hosted by Sian Murphy and co-host Laura Lawrence. Get more information from the show at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/

Does the thought of contracts leave you in a heap on the floor? Then this show is for you! It's also for you if you’re thinking of using a freelancer to avoid the problems of taking on a new member of staff. If you’re aiming to avoid expenses like sick pay, maternity pay, holiday pay, contracts, disciplinarians and all that hassle, then you really need to make sure your freelancers are actually self-employed. Lots of business owners have been caught out! Listen in to find out how you to avoid being one of them. Plus, the pitfalls of going into a partnership with others and how to avoid the problems of GDPR wherever you are in the world. We are joined in the studio by Annabel Kaye, international keynote speaker and founder of KoffeeKlatch (she likes to test people with their spellings and I hope we’ve passed the test here) and she gives out the sort of no-nonsense advice about the legalities of being in business, and of just being in business that we all need to hear every now and then. This is also the show where Brexit was renamed as Breakfast - a much better option don’t you think? More episodes and more information for women in business on the main website https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/

Does the thought of contracts leave you in a heap on the floor? Then this show is for you! It's also for you if you’re thinking of using a freelancer to avoid the problems of taking on a new member of staff. If you’re aiming to avoid expenses like sick pay, maternity pay, holiday pay, contracts, disciplinarians and all that hassle, then you really need to make sure your freelancers are actually self-employed. Lots of business owners have been caught out! Listen in to find out how you to avoid being one of them.Plus, the pitfalls of going into a partnership with others and how to avoid the problems of GDPR wherever you are in the world.We are joined in the studio by Annabel Kaye, international keynote speaker and founder of KoffeeKlatch (she likes to test people with their spellings and I hope we’ve passed the test here) and she gives out the sort of no-nonsense advice about the legalities of being in business, and of just being in business that we all need to hear every now and then. This is also the show where Brexit was renamed as Breakfast - a much better option don’t you think?More episodes and more information for women in business on the main website https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/

Does the thought of contracts leave you in a heap on the floor? Then this show is for you! It's also for you if you're thinking of using a freelancer to avoid the problems of taking on a new member of staff. If you're aiming to avoid expenses like sick pay, maternity pay, holiday pay, contracts, disciplinarians and all that hassle, then you really need to make sure your freelancers are actually self-employed. Lots of business owners have been caught out! Listen in to find out how you to avoid being one of them.Plus, the pitfalls of going into a partnership with others and how to avoid the problems of GDPR wherever you are in the world.We are joined in the studio by Annabel Kaye, international keynote speaker and founder of KoffeeKlatch (she likes to test people with their spellings and I hope we've passed the test here) and she gives out the sort of no-nonsense advice about the legalities of being in business, and of just being in business that we all need to hear every now and then. This is also the show where Brexit was renamed as Breakfast - a much better option don't you think?More episodes and more information for women in business on the main website https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.com/

I'm probably as bored of hearing about BREXIT as you are... but I'm also confused with what's going on and I wanted some straight talk. So I asked Annabel to come and explain to me what's happened. Annabel has spent almost 40 years helping growing businesses sort out the practical and legal side of paying people and has been a guest expert on both tv and radio talking about all things gig-economy. Her current mission - to get her micropreneur clients through Brexit. This is a fun, straight talking, yet light hearted, conversation. I learnt a lot, and I'm sure you will too! (Please note that we recorded this on the 21st March... I get that anything could change in the interim, included the fact that over 1,000,000 walked to Parliament Square demonstrating against BREXIT, including Annabel, and at the time of writing over 5,000,000 had signed the revoke article 50 petition) If you want to find out more about me then head over to www.ncrealestate.co.uk for blogs and more! Follow me on Instagram and Twitter @natashaccollins Remember if you've liked this podcast, don't forget to subscribe so that you get this every Tuesday morning at 7am!

Developing and growing a business isn't easy at the best of times. When external factors make your business life even more challenging it can be even tougher. In this conversation between Tracey-Jane from Business Cheerleading Club and Annabel Kaye from KoffeeKlatch, they share some tips for being prepared for anything, including Brexit, or no Brexit, whatever that means for business owners in the UK. If you'd like help exploring what's right for you and your business, contact us https://businesscheerleadingclub.com/contact

This is the second time that Annabel Kaye has spoken to Judith Germain on The Maverick Paradox Podcast. In today's show Annabel and Judith have a fascinating conversation on mavericks and conformity. They talk (amongst other things) about the curse of the corporate and why Social Mavericks struggle in corporates.  A fascinating whirlwind of thoughts and concepts. Judith's website is maverickparadox.com, her LinkedIn profile is here, her Twitter profile (MaverickMastery) is here, Facebook here and Instagram here. She is also the author of The Maverick Paradox: The Secret Power Behind Successful Leaders

GDPR data rules are now enforceable, but how prepared are accountants and what should they do to remain compliant? Listen to the podcast and find out what accounting firms have done to prepare for the regulation, and measures they can take to ensure compliance in the future. Recorded at Accountex 2018, this podcast features employment law expert Annabel Kaye and practice owner Matt Portte. Thanks to Thomson Reuters for supporting this podcast.

Happy GDPR Day; The Royal lip-reading; Annabel Kaye; Google and copyright; Speaking lessons from the Stones; Don't make a song and dance of it; Communicate like a band; An interview with Gilda Bonanno; Music from The Dustbowl Revival.

In this episode of The Maverick Paradox Podcast, Judith talks with Annabel Kaye about the nature of the maverick woman and transnational thinkers. It's a fast paced conversation, with thoughts flying everywhere! Annabel is an adviser, coach, mentor, consultant, trainer, litigator and professional speaker; both in-person and virtual events, Annabel loves helping you get the best out of the people you pay. Judith's website is maverickparadox.com, her LinkedIn profile is here, her Twitter profile (MaverickMastery) is here, Facebook here and Instagram here. She is also the author of The Maverick Paradox: The Secret Power Behind Successful Leaders  

A recent conversation with Annabel Kaye from koffeeklatch.co.uk about GDPR for business owners brought out the common sense approach we can take. GDPR is a process of recording and storing information in your business, which you should be doing anyway. There's just a few different things you need to consider with the new law which comes into effect in May. For further support, join us in the Business Cheerleading Club, http://managethosethings.com/business-cheerleading-club OR, join one of Annabel's support groups at http://koffeeklatch.co.uk/GDPR-support Have you started going through your processes yet? Let me know.

On 25th May, sweeping new data protection rules come into force, changing the way individuals and businesses deal with personal data. The EU's General Data Protection Regulation - or GDPR for short - will give you the right to do things like ask companies and organisation to tell you what data they are holding on you, and how it's being used. It will also restrict the way direct marketing reaches your email inbox, and means you will be told if your data is compromised by hackers. While the new rules strengthen individual rights, it's a big change for businesses, who are running out of time to comply. While some are confident they will be ready by next month's deadline, others are complaining that information explaining what precise changes need to be made is hard to come by. And with the maximum fine of around £17 million or 4% of global annual turnover, the consequences of a company failing to comply could be huge. In this programme we explain what GDPR will mean for you as an individual, and for your business, busting some myths along the way. As ever we want to hear your experiences; email: moneybox@bbc.co.uk. Adam Shaw will be joined by a panel of guests: Annabel Kaye, co-founder of Koffee Klatch Nina O'Sullivan, Legal Director and Professional Support Lawyer at Mishcon de Reya Steve Wood, Deputy Commissioner at the Information Commissioner's Office Presenter: Adam Shaw Producer: Marie Keyworth Editor: Jim Frank.

GDPR or the General Data Protection Regulations are new EU regulations affecting how small businesses can use customer data - especially e-mail address lists. I talk to Annabel Kaye about the issues involved for self-publishers. You can find full show notes at http://beginselfpublishing.com/storm-gdpr-annabel-kaye

GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is coming and it’s something I know is scaring a lot of small business owners and marketers. I too have been nervous so I put a call out on Facebook and LinkedIn for someone to come on to the podcast and talk us through the basics. Annabel Kaye from KoffeeKlatch […]The post GDPR Is Coming To Get You – What You Need To Know – Blogcentric #101 appeared first on Spiderworking.com -Digital Marketing Strategy For Small Business.

Today's guest Annabel Kaye started her career in PR (non-profit) before moving on to publishing and consumer law (Which? magazine) followed by advertising and HR.  She founded Irenicon in 1980 (an employment law and HR consultancy) and has spent the intervening years helping some of the largest organisations in the UK (and some of the smallest) sort out the people and employment law issues that come with change.  She founded KoffeeKlatch in 2009 specifically to support organisations outsourcing to freelancers.  Her practical expertise in outsourcing to VAs, web designers, bookkeepers, trainers and more, is a key part of her speaker's story.    She still advises businesses from the smallest to the largest on how to contract and manage their teams and how to create REAL flexibility that doesn't hurt. Old enough to be a grandmother, mother of millennials, a happy explorer of the gap between compliance and wiggle room, her witty persona makes light of the experience and learning that underpins her wisdom.  She loves delivering online and in the room - and is a keen user of social media.  She maintains an average 'Klout' score of 68 and actively promotes where she is booked to speak at with her social media connections.  You will even get a little video promo too. Her KoffeeKlatch guides can be customised for your event and where appropriate her KoffeeKlatch agreements can be offered at discounts to your delegates.  She can even organise a longer term affiliate relationship for you if you are building a community to support growing businesses. Connect with Annabel on LinkedIn -https://uk.linkedin.com/in/akayeirenicon Read the blogs on https://koffeeklatch.co.uk/ Do give us a review on iTunes or Stitcher and support the show.  

Friday 16th September ~ our discussion topic is about 21st Century working and our guest, Annabel Kaye, is one of the UK’s most experienced employment law specialists. Based in London she sheds some light on the challenges that HR faces as different working practices continue to become the norm.

Friday 16th September ~ our discussion topic is about 21st Century working and our guest, Annabel Kaye, is one of the UK’s most experienced employment law specialists. Based in London she sheds some light on the challenges that HR faces as different working practices continue to become the norm.