Podcasts about cazoo

Join Boaz Valkin, Co-Founder and CEO of Falkin, for a raw and essential conversation on the dark side of AI. After his own mother lost her life savings to a sophisticated scam, Boaz left the high-growth world of fintech to build Falkin—a startup dedicated to stopping scams before the money ever moves. In this episode, Boaz breaks down why AI has shifted the "battlefield" from payment security to psychological persuasion, and what founders and consumers must do to survive this new era of digital deception.

Treasury eyes EV charging cost cuts as pay-per-mile tax sparks sales concernsFraudsters target used car buyers on Cazoo by hacking emails and offering fake discountsEuropean Union sets out framework for Chinese EVs to avoid punitive tariffsJeep quashes exit fears as Stellantis reviews American brand's future viabilityFrom ‘Touch my Bum' to ‘Would you like this A1?': The Cheeky Girls now sell cars for AudiTime is running out to book NADA Show 2026 – fly in style with our last-minute deal

Administrators at failed used car dealer Cazoo are owed £6m as financial situation is laid bare‘Subdued consumer demand' sees used car sales fall at Vertu – but new car sales bounceOusted Big Motoring World founder Peter Waddell back in headlines as legal battle drags onCar Dealer Power 2025: Who won what at this year's awards?Book Car Dealer Podcast Live tickets now! Use code picanto for 10% off:Waylands' Vicky Hart announced as first guest for Car Dealer Podcast Live show

Fred Destin is founder of Stride VC and was lead investor at Cazoo, Deliveroo, Integral Ad Science and Zoopla. Tune in to hear his thoughts on: Where have you seen start-up board members add most value to their organisations? (1:39) How did the Zoopla board get comfortable with giving away 30% equity in one go? (6:16) How did you manage having customers on your board? (7:26) What KPIs should board members be looking at? (8:27) Have you spotted patterns across particularly valuable board members? (10:34) Why is it wrong to frame board-level discussions around value add? (19:10) You've said most boards destroy value - why is that? (34:47) Should board members be more like scientists and less like prosecutors and preachers? (39:48) ⚡The Lightning Round ⚡(44:20) Host: Oliver Cummings Producer: Will Felton Editor: Alex Fish Music: Kate Mac Audio: Nick Kolt Email: podcast@nurole.com Web: https://www.nurole.com/nurole-podcast-enter-the-boardroom

⚠️ WEEKEND HEADLINES PODCAST⚠️ Philip and Curtis discuss the big car retailing stories on the Motor Trade Radio podcast, powered by MOTORS.   ✅ Cazoo relaunches as a used car marketplace, we chat to CEO Barry Judge ✅ Used car market steady in March as days to sell improve across all dealer types ✅ 16 OEMs and SMMT fined over vehicle recycling claims ✅ Pre-tax profit fall at Hendy Group for 2023, with 2024 set to turn a loss ✅ Saxton 4×4 posts losses for 2024 as ‘challenging' year sees profits wiped out ✅ Pinewood turns in £8.5m profit and completes its DMS rollout with Lithia UK ✅ And a welcome return to the IMI for industry legend Sarah Sillars     #AllTheChatterThatMatters #automotive

SMMT hits out at 'deeply disappointing' US tariffs which could cost UK jobsMore than 25,000 automotive jobs could be axed as industry feels impact of Trump tariffsBest March for new car registrations since 2019 as EVs soar, latest data showsMotors relaunches Cazoo as its new flagship used car marketplaceFCA says Court of Appeal ruling ‘goes too far' as car finance hearing gets underway

Stepping into a new L&D leadership role is challenging, and establishing both yourself and your team can be even harder. It’s not just about filling gaps—it’s about aligning your vision with the business’s needs and building a strategy that delivers tangible results. In this episode, Sam Allen, Global Head of Learning and Development at Ideagen, shares how he has navigated this journey, from understanding the company’s culture and expectations to creating an L&D strategy that drives real performance. Sam talks about the key steps to establishing yourself in a new L&D role: how to build trust with stakeholders, identify the right learning needs, and bring your team on the journey. If you're a new L&D leader or looking to reposition your team, this episode offers real-world insights into how to take L&D from a function to a business partner. KEY TAKEAWAYS Work really hard to understand where the business you have joined is going. Identify the decision makers and sit down with each one to find out what their priorities are and where they are heading. To do this you need an effective way to take notes and analyse what you learn. Assess how your team currently performs. Make it clear to everyone what your approach to L&D is. Acquire the right tools for your L&D team and for your stakeholders. Set up self-serving learning resources that enable departments to fill skill gaps themselves. Break skills content down to enable truly targeted learning. Establishing yourself is about creating a strategy that truly drives business impact. BEST MOMENTS “How capable are the team members within that organisational structure?” “Build credible relationships with stakeholders.” “Create content where there are gaps.” Sam Allen Bio Sam Allen is the Global Head of Learning and Development at Ideagen, where he leads the company’s L&D strategy to drive performance, capability, and career growth. Before joining Ideagen, Sam was the Interim Head of L&D (Central Functions) at Cazoo, where he established the central L&D function, delivering leadership programs and automating onboarding and compliance. Before that, Sam founded Insightful People, partnering with businesses to deliver strategic L&D projects. He also held senior L&D roles at Whitbread, developing management teams, and at Argos, where he led the L&D strategy for IT, Digital, and Marketing, supporting around 500 colleagues and delivering high-potential and leadership development programs. Throughout his career, Sam has been committed to transforming L&D into a strategic driver of business performance. VALUABLE RESOURCES The Learning And Development Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-learning-development-podcast/id1466927523 L&D Master Class Series: https://360learning.com/blog/l-and-d-masterclass-home ABOUT THE HOST David James David has been a People Development professional for more than 20 years, most notably as Director of Talent, Learning & OD for The Walt Disney Company across Europe, the Middle East & Africa. As well as being the Chief Learning Officer at 360Learning, David is a prominent writer and speaker on topics around modern and digital L&D. CONTACT METHOD Twitter:  https://twitter.com/davidinlearning LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidjameslinkedin L&D Collective: https://360learning.com/the-l-and-d-collective Blog: https://360learning.com/blog L&D Master Class Series: https://360learning.com/blog/l-and-d-masterclass-home

Bruno Bonando is Director of Customer Relations and Sales at REWE Digital, the digital organization of REWE Group - one of Europe's largest retail and tourism enterprises, with brands like REWE, Penny, Toom, Lekkerland, and ITS Travel. Bruno, former Vice President of Technology at MediaMarkt Saturn and Head of Engineering at Cazoo, originally comes from Brazil, but has been working in Europe for many years. In this episode of the Outcome Economy Podcast Bruno and Johannes speak about Digital Transformation in the retail industry (2:30) The Role of OKRs in Product Org Transformations and new ways of working (12:35) Challenges in adopting OKRs (15:00) Embedding direction and metrics into daily routines (17:20) Proving business impact as IT or Digital Organization (19:50) Communication between business and tech and across silos (24:18) Recommendations and learning resources (31:00) Bruno's reading and podcast recommendations Measure What Matters https://amzn.eu/d/a87oxXJ  Leaders Eat Last https://amzn.eu/d/0SfxaqH The Tim Ferriss Show https://open.spotify.com/show/5qSUyCrk9KR69lEiXbjwXM Masters of Scale https://open.spotify.com/show/1bJRgaFZHuzifad4IAApFR The Deal Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/6Fer4LFL94q6eMulaqQORH How to connect with Bruno Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brunobonando/

fWotD Episode 2701: 2023 World Snooker Championship Welcome to Featured Wiki of the Day, your daily dose of knowledge from Wikipedia’s finest articles.The featured article for Thursday, 26 September 2024 is 2023 World Snooker Championship.The 2023 World Snooker Championship (officially the 2023 Cazoo World Snooker Championship) was a professional snooker tournament that took place from 15 April to 1 May 2023 at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, England, the 47th consecutive year that the World Snooker Championship was staged at the venue. The qualifying rounds took place from 3 to 12 April 2023 at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. The 15th and final ranking tournament of the 2022–23 snooker season, it was organised by the World Snooker Tour and sponsored for the first time by car retailer Cazoo. It was broadcast in the United Kingdom by the BBC, in Europe by Eurosport, and elsewhere in the world by Matchroom Sport and other broadcasters. The total prize fund was £2,395,000, of which the winner received £500,000.Ronnie O'Sullivan was the defending champion, having defeated Judd Trump 18–13 in the 2022 final. He made a record 31st Crucible appearance, surpassing the 30 appearances by Steve Davis, and reached a record-extending 21st quarter-final—also becoming the first player to compete in 100 matches at the Crucible—but lost 10–13 to Belgian player Luca Brecel. Crucible debutants at the event were Fan Zhengyi, Jak Jones, Pang Junxu, Si Jiahui, and Wu Yize. Si, aged 20, became the first debutant to reach the semi-finals since Andy Hicks at the 1995 event and the youngest player to do so since O'Sullivan at the 1996 event. Brecel came from 5–14 behind in the semi-finals to defeat Si 17–15, the first time a player had won a match at the Crucible after trailing by nine frames. Brecel went on to defeat Mark Selby 18–15 in the final, winning his first world title, first Triple Crown title, and fourth ranking title. He became the sport's first world champion from mainland Europe.The event's main stage produced 90 century breaks. For the second time, after the 2008 event, two maximum breaks occurred at the main stage of the tournament: Kyren Wilson made a maximum in his first-round match against Ryan Day, and Selby became the first player to make a maximum in a World Championship final. O'Sullivan made both his 1,200th century in professional competition and his 200th Crucible century at the event. The qualifying rounds produced another 135 centuries, including a 115 break by Ng On-yee, the highest by a woman in the tournament's history.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 00:51 UTC on Thursday, 26 September 2024.For the full current version of the article, see 2023 World Snooker Championship on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm standard Aditi.

In this special one-off episode, brought to you in association with Motorway, our regular Car Dealer Podcast hosts are joined by three experts to discuss our favourite stories of the year. Mike Brewer of Wheeler Dealers, Estelle Miller of EV Experts, and Sean Kelly of Vines Group bring their respective expertise to Podcast Live – all recorded in front of a live audience made up of fellow members of the motor trade. Stories discussed in this podcast: Confirmed: Failed used car dealer Cazoo enters into administration as voluntary liquidation looms Stellantis boss on potentially pulling UK production, her love for the 2030 ban and what she needs to fix next Video: Omoda and Jaecoo brands aiming for 100 dealers and 10,000 sales in UK by end of 2024

Second special guest announced for Car Dealer Podcast Live event – book tickets here Subaru is voted best car brand by owners as buyers deliver brutal verdict on MG New car registrations rose in July, but falling consumer demand is a ‘concern' – SMMT Motors paid ‘up to £5m' for Cazoo brand after online used car dealer tried desperately to sell it Shortfall of EV technicians is predicted to reach 16,000 by 2035 Top automotive industry figures unite to continue unique collaboration

השבוע היה לי הכבוד לארח את אבי אייל מ-Entrée Capital. Entrée Capital היא קרן הון סיכון גלובלית שהוקמה בשנת 2010. עם משרדי מטה בתל אביב, ישראל, ועוד משרדים בלונדון וניו יורק, החברה מנהלת למעלה מ-1.25 מיליארד דולר בתשע קרנות. Entrée Capital משקיעה במגוון רחב של תחומים בינהם AI, דאטה, Deep Tech, פינטק, סייבר, SaaS ועוד, ותומכת בסטארטאפים חדשניים משלבי pre-seed ועד שלבי צמיחה. פורטפוליו החברה הרחב כולל מעל 180 חברות בולטות, כגון Deliveroo, Coupang, Riskified ,monday.com, Rapyd, Talon Cyber, Coupang, HiBob, Gusto, Breezometer, Glovo, BlueWhite Robotics, Stripe, NVision, Stash, Mesh Payments, Perimeter81 and PillPack. חברות הפורטפוליו של Entrée Capital מגיעות לשווי כולל של מעל 335 מיליארד דולר ופועלות בשווקים גלובליים מגוונים כולל ארה"ב, בריטניה, אירופה, ישראל, אוסטרליה, אפריקה, הודו, ואיחוד האמירויות הערביות. Entrée Capital הצליחה להביא ליותר מ-33 אקזיטים והנפקות ציבוריות, עם הנפקות משמעותיות בשנת 2021, כולל Deliveroo, Cazoo, Coupang, Riskified ו-monday.com. עם 18 חברות יוניקורן בפורטפוליו, החברה מוכרת בזכות השפעתה המשמעותית והמנהיגות שלה בעולם הון הסיכון. הקרן דורגה כקרן הרביעית הבולטת ביותר באירופה על ידי Dealroom.co, הקרן הפעילה ביותר בישראל על פי IVC, ומייסד החברה, אבי אייל, נבחר להיות המשקיע המוביל באירופה ובמזרח התיכון ברשימת Forbes Midas Europe 2024.   (*) ללינקדאין שלי: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guykatsovich/ (*) לאינסטגרם שלי: https://www.instagram.com/guykatsovich/ (*) עקבו אחרינו ב"עוד פודקאסט לסטארטאפים" וקבלו פרק מדי שבוע: ספוטיפיי:https://open.spotify.com/show/0dTqS27ynvNmMnA5x4ObKQ אפל פודקאסט:https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1252035397 גוגל פודקאסט:https://bit.ly/3rTldwq עוד פודקאסט - האתר שלנו:https://omny.fm/shows/odpodcast ה-RSS פיד שלנו:https://www.omnycontent.com/.../f059ccb3-e0c5.../podcast.rssSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Avi Eyal is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Entrée Capital, an early-stage VC fund with a portfolio including the likes of Monday.com, Stripe, Coupang, PillPack, and Snap. From their $15M investment into Monday, Entrée distributed a whopping $1.5BN, one of their $45M funds is a whopping 37x DPI. Avi is one of the greatest venture investors you might not have heard about. In Today's Episode with Avi Eyal We Discuss: 1. The Biggest BS "Rules" in Venture Capital: Why does Avi believe that it is BS for every deal to need to be a homerun and return the fund? Why does Avi believe that signalling is real and it is BS to suggest otherwise? Why does Avi believe that it is BS that ownership is crucial to make mega venture returns? Why does Avi believe that you do not have to win every deal to be one of the best in venture? Why should venture investors not manage the positions of their companies when they go public? Why is it BS to think they have asymmetric information when the company goes public? 2. What Makes the Best Founders: Does Avi prefer first or second time entrepreneurs? Why? Would Avi rather back a founder that is an expert in a market or one that is new to a market and has the naivety to not know what is hard? Are the best CEOs the best fundraisers? How does Avi rank the following when investing; team, market, traction and technology? When Avi has misread a founder, what was it that he missed? 3. The Biggest Hits and Biggest Misses: Monday: How did Avi build such a large position in Monday over time? How did a Series A lead dropping out leading to a $250M gain for Entree? Stripe: Avi has now sold all of his Stripe position. Why? What is the three step process for Avi in selling positions? How does he know when to and what is the right amount? PillPack: Avi made $15M from PillPack's exit. What did that teach Avi about ownership? Cazoo: How was Avi the only one to make money from Cazoo? How did Avi's sell strategy help him make millions when everyone else did not sell?  

On this weeks episode... Niall, Jon and Benny have a track day coming... We've had a trip to Wales. Our website is now live! http://www.lemonadelifestyle.co.uk The London to Brighton Mini Run has been cancelled. Cazoo have gone into Administration. We have a quick game of Bulge Car Game. **Our Patreon is LIVE! If you want to support us then head over to https://www.patreon.com/lemonlifeautopod - you get a host of exclusive benefits including a short non-car podcast, free merchandise and access to our discord!** We release an episode every fortnight. Follow us on all the socials... https://linktr.ee/lemonlifeautopod Lyyynnnrrrds.

FOLLOW UP: CAZOO TO ENTER ADMINISTRATIONThe online car retailer has taken the step to announce that it will appoint administrators for its subsidiaries to help protect them from creditor's debt enforcement. Cazoo also stated, to investors, unless it found urgent investment it would fold. You can read more, by clicking this AMOnline article link here. FOLLOW UP: TESLA AUTOPILOT UPDATE INVESTIGATEDThe National Highways Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has written to Tesla seeking answers as to why their cars still keep crashing after the update to their driver monitoring system. Tesla has until 1 July 2024 to respond or face potential fines up to $135 million. If you wish to learn more about that, click this article link from The Register. That is not all the news for Tesla though, US prosecutors are investigating the company over potential securities and wire fraud, over the capabilities of its driver assistance technology. This is purely an investigation and does not show any guilt, to be clear. On top of which, any prosecution would have to show a company deliberately inflating the capabilities rather than being optimistic about the future and failing to achieve that. Click this Reuters article for more. FOLLOW UP: JLR OFFERS CONTRIBUTION FOR OWN INSURANCEAs part of the continuing battle to counter the issue of high costs of or even refusal for insurance coverage JLR has now added a £150 per month contribution, if they take out their bespoke version. This will last for three years. To learn more about this story, click this AMOnline article link here. FOLLOW UP: DAIHATSU RESTARTS PRODUCTIONDaihatsu has finally restarted production in all four of its Japanese plants, following the safety test fraud scandal. Changes have been made to production, development the numbers of safety testing staff. If you want to learn more, click this article link from The Japan Times. APRIL 2024 NEW CAR REGISTRATION FIGURESNew car registration figures for April 2024 has shown a 1% year on year. Fleet is doing all the lifting as Private registrations drop 17.7% year on year. BEV is up again, but only 15.7%, as petrol declines slightly and diesel drops further. Plug-in hybrid and hybrid share increases. SMMT are calling, once again, for help from the Government in a variety of ways that would encourage private buyers to purchase an electric car. Click here to read more, from the SMMT article. Manufacturers are becoming increasingly vocal on the Zero Emission Vehicle mandate and how unworkable it is currently. With some suggesting they will pull out of the market, throttle combustion engine sales and more. Fleet customers are also being threatened, told they must purchase a certain percentage of EV in their order. To read more on this, click here for an article from The Guardian. If you wish to learn more about

Welcome back to the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast.On today's show, we welcome a long-time VC investor who brings the perspective from both sides of the pond. Fred Destin, the founder of Stride VC, a seed fund operating out of London and currently investing out of its second £123M fund, shares his views on the venture capital industry.Prior to Stride, Fred was a General Partner at Accel and Accomplice (fka Atlas Venture). He's invested in some of venture's big winners, including Deliveroo, Pillpack, Cazoo, Zoopla, Secret Escapes, Integral Ad Science, and more, generating over $1.4B in value to investors and a blended multiple in excess of 7x. Fred has been featured on the Forbes European Midas List a number of times. Fred and I had a fascinating conversation about the hows and the whys of early-stage venture. We discussed:How VCs can navigate the difference between decision points and discovery zones.Why a positive bias towards people can be a driver of returns in venture.Why venture capital is often a poor experience for founders.Why trust, truth, and empathy make for a strong and enduring founder relationship.Why Fred thinks that the most product of a venture capital organization is decisions.Why. and how simplicity can be core to company-building.How to evaluate risk versus reward at early-stage.How younger investors can hone their craft.The future of early-stage venture.Thanks Fred for coming on the podcast to share your wisdom on early-stage investing.

In this episode we spoke with Nick Macfarline, a Customer Experience Leader who's previous companies include Sky, Vodafone and Cazoo. Nick shared his 5 step approach to achieving great customer experience from his time working at some of the UK's biggest companies.   During our chat, Nick also discussed some of the biggest challenges facing CX teams today and how customer advocacy is vital in helping to overcome these. 

In this episode of The eCommerce Toolbox: Expert Perspectives, host Kailin Noivo is joined by Natalia Walicki, former eCommerce Product and UX Director at Cazoo. Together they discuss her experience with Cazoo, delving into their unique approach to growth, what it means to be customer obsessed, balancing data driven insights with customer insights, and how to approach technical bugs and instability.

Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the World Matchplay. Alex and Burton look ahead to the biggest darts tournament of the summer and discuss this year's line up of players as well as who they think should be going to Blackpool as the favourite. The team also give their predictions on who will win the Phil Taylor Trophy and also pick out a darkhorse from the unseeded players, before discussing this week's announcement that Paddy Power has taken over from Cazoo as the new title sponsor of the PDC World Championship. Raymond van Barneveld (19:44) calls in ahead of his first appearance in the World Matchplay since 2018. The five-time world champion reflects on his comeback from retirement, as well as outlining his goals for the rest of 2023 after qualifying for Blackpool for the first time in five years. Sky Sports pundit and commentator Mark Webster (59:55) also joins us to help preview the World Matchplay. The former world champion delves into all things darts and makes his predictions for who will win the World Matchplay and Women's World Matchplay titles next week. Danny Noppert (1:27:01) joins us for the first time ahead of his latest World Matchplay campaign. The 2022 UK Open champion looks back on his career so far, rising through the ranks in the BDO and reaching a Lakeside final, before making the switch over to the PDC and becoming a major winner and a top eight player. *** Thank you to Dartwolf for sponsoring this podcast. Follow Dartwolf on Twitter @Dartwolf180 and check out dartwolf.tv for more #DynamiteDartsContent  *** Sponsorship available! Want your business advertised on the show? Email weeklydartscast@gmail.com for more details and a free copy of our new sponsor brochure! *** Enjoy our podcast? Make a one-off donation on our new Ko-Fi page here: ko-fi.com/weeklydartscast Support us on Patreon from just $2(+VAT): patreon.com/WeeklyDartscast Thank you to our Patreon members: Phil Moss, Gordon Skinner, Connor Ellis, Bill Richards, Scott Hunt

In this episode, I speak with Lucas Bergmans, former CMO of Cazoo.Join us as Lucas shares his thoughts on how keeping your vision and values at the front of everything you do will help retain the culture of your team during periods of rapid growth.Lucas also explores why embracing imposter syndrome instead of running from it can help you grow as an individual and leader.Key takeaways include:How to achieve working at speedThe challenges of hypergrowth and then a fast downhill turnThe mindset you need when your position is made redundantLucas Bergsmans, is the former CMO of Cazoo. Previous to this he held senior roles at Aviva, Money supermarket.com and Heiken. He is skilled in delivering rapid, sustainable growth in scale-up e-commerce B2C businesses and has driven profitable growth successfully across the food, soft and alcoholic drinks, travel, financial and automotive sectors.Follow Joanna Howes and The Change Creators:website: https://www.thechangecreators.comlinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannahowes/For Leadership and team coaching and training, you can message me at joanna.howes@thechangecreators.com and we can book a call. website: https://www.thechangecreators.com linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannahowes/youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2kZ-x8fDHKEVb222qpQ_NQ

This week we discuss:Shareholder upheaval and a $630m debt burden: end of the road for Cazoo?How a corruption scandal has left dozens of Polish startups facing bankruptcyThe Family Files: Inside France's ugliest startup fightToxic bosses and unhealthy cultures: Why Europe's VCs are tired and burnt out

We caught up with Pedro Barros, Partner and Head of Fundraising & Investor Relations at Target Global, the pan-European technology investment firm with more than €3 billion in assets under management.Last Friday was an interesting day to talk to Pedro Barros, a Partner at multi-billion euros VC firm Target Global who's in charge of fundraising and investor relations at the investment company, as the SVB saga started unfolding.So of course the first questions were about Silicon Valley Bank, but it quickly turned to how the past 3.5 years after Pedro joined Target Global have been for the man, given that there wasn't a dull moment in European tech and VC in recent history.Target Global is focused on Europe and Israel, and has made investments in the likes of Delivery Hero, Grover, WeFox, Revolut, Cazoo, Auto1, Omio, and plenty more.Pedro discussed the current trends in the European tech innovation and investment space, given the downturn and market volatility that's defined it in the past 15 months or so, and what the sentiment is like in LP and fund manager circles these days.We also talked about interesting sectors and geographies that are on Target's, well, target list, and how long it will be before things get back to 'normal' (whatever that means).You can also watch the interview directly on YouTube.

James has spent his last 23 years in the automotive industry in a variety of increasingly senior roles with OEMs, and a global Leasing company, both in the UK and European roles, moving overseas with his family twice. For the last 6 years he has been with Constellation Automotive Group, in a variety of MD roles, running the Fleet Solutions and Retail Operations businesses. His last 3 years have been focused on online used car retailing, supporting both cinch & Cazoo in the physical operational delivery of the online consumer experience. In our conversation, as well as covering his professional journey, we talk about how his career choices have impacted on his family and relationships. It's clear that taking opportunities outside of his comfort zone has helped him develop a wide experience base and skillset across the entire automotive supply chain. Without spoiling it for you, I will say that James's story features some dramatic plot twists and I'm grateful to him for sharing his experiences so openly. I look forward to hearing what resonates with you. You can contact James via LinkedIn or email: kendalloneltd@outlook.com If you enjoy listening to my guests career stories, please follow CAREER-VIEW MIRROR in your podcast app.  Instagram @careerviewmirror  Email: cvm@aquilae.co.uk Episode recorded on 11 and 17 November, 2022

A company that spent lots of money on sports sponsorship is changing direction.

George Breare dials in from SportsPro APAC in Singapore for a quick catchup on the key industry news stories of the past week, namely the report that Saudi Arabia is to fund a three-nation bid to jointly host the 2030 World Cup alongside Egypt and Greece. News editor Tom Bassam explains some of the details of the report and weighs up its chances of success in the murky world of soccer geopolitics, while there is also time for a quick discussion on Cazoo's impending exit from the sponsorship picture in continental Europe. Then Breare speaks to Eric Stark, co-founder and president of social content startup Slate (14:38), about the company's rise. Slate was named in SportsPro's 2020 class of 'ideas to invest in now' and won the SportsInnovation Award at this year's Ignition event in January. Stark lifts the lid on the company's origins, its funding journey and the plans for the future.

This week we discuss:01:00 Secondhand car marketplace Cazoo to lay off 1,500 people in 202203:15 Presentation software startup Pitch laying off 30% of team05:55 Vertical farming startup Infarm cuts 50 jobs07:35 Northzone raises €1bn fund 10:00 EQT raises €2.4bn growth fund12:24 SunRoof raised €15m to build solar roofs20:17 Inside Europe's largest cannabis manufacturing facility

Heute u.A. mit diesen Themen: - Spotify verliert vor Gericht - Käufer für Kuchentratsch gefunden - Viele Memecoins nach Queen-Tod - Cazoo gibt EU-Geschäft auf - Basketball-NFTs der NBA ab sofort bei Sorare - Kim Kardashian gründet Private-Equity-Fonds - Twitter zahlte Whistleblower Millionen - Uber Eats startet autonome Lieferungen - iPhones könnten mit Starlink kommunizieren - US-Behörden beschlagnahmen Krypto-Mittel von Lazarus [Link zum Lanz Interview ](https://www.zdf.de/gesellschaft/markus-lanz/markus-lanz-vom-8-september-2022-102.html)

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world today. They lead with the imbalance in fixtures in the UK today, and ask whether the need to create an enforced break for jockeys is a real one. Ben Pauling, a jumps trainer with great success this season, joins the conversation. Nick and Jane also question whether the Arc really is the toughest target for Baaeed, discuss the loss of the Cazoo sponsorship of the Derby and pick through the case of Ado McGuinness failing to present a horse for a mandatory dope test after a race at the Curragh. Nick also talks to Ollie Sangster, who is about to take up training at his family's historic Manton home. Later in the show, trainer Nick Alexander tells Nick how his team has picked up the Lycetts Leadership Award, while Ameeta Mehra from Usha Stud gives us the lowdown on the scene in India and talks about her extraordinary run of recent success.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world today. They lead with the imbalance in fixtures in the UK today, and ask whether the need to create an enforced break for jockeys is a real one. Ben Pauling, a jumps trainer with great success this season, joins the conversation. Nick and Jane also question whether the Arc really is the toughest target for Baaeed, discuss the loss of the Cazoo sponsorship of the Derby and pick through the case of Ado McGuinness failing to present a horse for a mandatory dope test after a race at the Curragh. Nick also talks to Ollie Sangster, who is about to take up training at his family's historic Manton home. Later in the show, trainer Nick Alexander tells Nick how his team has picked up the Lycetts Leadership Award, while Ameeta Mehra from Usha Stud gives us the lowdown on the scene in India and talks about her extraordinary run of recent success.

SportsPro editorial director Michael Long is on the pod this week to comb through a week of industry news headlined by the launch of the Africa Super League (ASL). Alongside regulars George Breare and Tom Bassam, the panel discuss Fifa's role in the new competition's rollout, the ASL's vague finances and CAF governance. Conversation then turns to the National Football League (NFL) and how its increasingly close ties with Amazon may lead to a game being played on Black Friday. Also covered off are the plight of two brands - Cazoo and Peloton - who have major reach in the sports industry but are now having to plot a retreat. The show then closes out with a few 'under the radar' stories and listener questions.

WE BACK AT THE AIG WOMENS OPEN Rossco checks back in sitting in his car in St Andrews after a week's break for the team and updates on his visit to Muirfield and plants the seed of a team tour to Liverpool for the 151st open. ( Accent impression work required ) The boys take over to run through the week on tour. Cheers for tuning in. Don't forget to jump in the discord.

“When you start working at a growing company, it's hard to understand or drive every topic. But I believe that personal trust enables the CFO to come in, once something is burning or close to burning, and to help solve it.”Dr. Veronika von Heise-Rotenburg is a digital finance expert and startup CFO, with extensive knowledge and experience in both the automotive and IT sectors. Having led finance at Cluno, Cazoo, and now ‘Device-as-a-Service' company everphone, she's found a niche in asset-heavy businesses, debt financing, and building highly efficient finance operations.In this episode of the CFO Yeah! podcast, we discuss Veronika's behind-the-scenes role in the acquisition of Cluno (a “Car-as-a-Service” startup) by Cazoo, her 90-day plan for any new CFO role, and the best practices and experience she gathered from working on a large exit deal.

We all know what product design is but what does inclusive design, and why does it need to be a priority for product managers? On this week's podcast, we were joined by Saielle DaSilver, Director of User Experience at Cazoo to talk all about designing products for people who might face limitations when using your product.  Featured Links: Follow Saielle on LinkedIn and Twitter | Saielle's website Blossom | Kat Holmes' talk 'Design for 7 Billion. Design for One' | Kat Holmes' Inclusive Toolkit | Kat Holmes' book 'Mismatch' | 'What is Inclusive Design? Principles and Examples' by Justin Morales | Help Saielle with Gender Transition

A fantastic 4th win for Richie Ramsay at Hillside in the Cazoo!  Is he the quiet man of Scottish golf? We talk this and also the Seniors open at Gleneagles and more....

A double header episode as I speak with JP Castlin and James Hankins on the back of their Cannes 2022 talk, in partnership with WARC, "The Gravity of e-commerce".JP Castlin is an independent consultant who coined the term naturalized strategy-making and created the ABCDE framework. JP has been featured in Marketing Week, The Drum, WARC and more, and he also wrote "Strategy in Polemy". James Hankins is the founder of Vizer Consulting & Global VP Marketing Strategy and Planning at SAGE.View JP & James' WARC report here.What we covered in this episode: How the pandemic inspired the Cannes collaboration The one question everyone was asking at Cannes What is driving the sudden adjustment in e-commerce valuations Presenting straight after Gary V's Cannes talk and our obsession with new things The threat of Stagflation and how it will impact the economy Returning to the 4 P's for the solution to the problem The gravity effect of e-commerce and the challenging cost efficiency Defining the model as a shift from one-to-many from many-to-one Why marketers are needed to solve this problem The real cost of returning e-commerce products The long and short effect of guaranteed returns How Amazon mitigated the cost of product returns Why marketers needs to see the whole picture to solve the puzzle The Nike business model and how even they struggle to do e-commerce Why growth-first companies like Uber Eats fail to make a profit The Vegan Sausage roll principle and the challenge of second-hand car buying platforms Why fulfilment capability is so critical for e-commerce businesses Why Cinch are set up to beat Cazoo in the car e-commerce war The importance of understanding your business model first Using creativity to solve the most fundamental commercial challenges What we can all learn from the Next annual report and their emergent strategy The pivotal role of the CMO in a commercial crisis

Veganism has grown by 40% in the last couple of years. In 2019, even The Economist declared it the year of the vegan.Veganism is big business.That's why we sat down with JP from all plants on my podcast to talk through his journey and why the future is vegan. JP founded all plants alongside his brother to target the flexitarian eater- a market worth £10bn in the UK alone. As veganism continues to increase, they've raised £40 million from people who've backed the likes of Cazoo, Trustpilot and Revolut.It's a fascinating conversation, looking at the way that we eat food and the way that that is changing in a convenience-driven economy.We talk about JP's family history and what led him to become an entrepreneur and he spoke about how he took a year out to find his true calling.In this episode we talk about:Jonathan's first job at the age of 13.The impact of those first jobs on his career.Jonathan's dream jobs when he was a child.Why looking for a job can seem like one .The family food that inspired the founding of a food company.The journey of founding a company with his brother.The cultural shift towards veganism.Convincing people with delicious food over science- and how that led to their first product.The experience of setting up the business with his brother. Raising money when family businesses are seen as a risk - and their long-term plans with the capital.allplants' best-selling dish.The most inspiring piece of content on Jonathan's journey.End Hype with Callye KeenEnd Hype coaches entrepreneurs to transform product ideas into business realityListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

About the Episode An interview with Saielle DaSilva. Saielle is Director of User Experience at Cazoo, an online car marketplace. Saielle believes in "putting the soft back into software", is a well regarded conference speaker, and also came out as a transgender woman to her friends & colleagues a few months ago. We speak about a lot, including: Her work at Cazoo, helping to transform a traditional industry for the good of users & the planet, and what "putting the soft into software" really means The start of her journey, how long she's known she's a woman and how no one chooses to be transgender for fun or because of peer pressure Her disappointment with celebrities that she used to admire or support, how transgender people are unfairly labelled by people with zero knowledge, and how everyone should be humble enough to do the work and learn to be better The transition roadmap - how she got ready, the step-by-step approach she took, how she was happy to find people were generally supportive and not as hateful as the mainstream media often portray The letter she wrote to her colleagues when she came out at work, the level of detail she went into, types of inappropriate questions transgender women get and her desire to avoid living "reality TV" transgender How troublesome the "Hugh Grant" style bumbling apology for misgendering your colleagues can be, and why you should just apologise and move on What we can all do, both through our company culture and our own actions to ensure we foster a diverse, welcoming workplace and help our transgender colleagues feel accepted & safe And much more!   Donate to Saielle's fundraiser Saielle is undergoing further surgery to help with her transition. If you would like to donate, please check out Saielle's fundraiser. Donate to gender diverse charities If you want to donate to charities that support gender diverse charities, check out Mermaids in the UK, or The Trevor Project in the US. Contact Saielle You can reach out to Saielle on Twitter or visit her blog.

Today, we're excited to bring you the first episode of a Special Series on navigating the current market. For this episode, we sat down with Shmuel Chafets, Chairman and Founder of Target Global, one the largest and most successful venture funds in Europe with more than €3 billion under management. They invests in companies across all stages, from pre-seed to pre-IPO and have backed global winners including Delivery Hero, Revolut, Auto 1 Group, Copper, Rapyd, Wefox, Flink, Cazoo, and many others. Their portfolio includes 15 unicorns, 19 exits and 7 IPOs - a European force to be reckoned with. So listen up, ‘cos Shmuel knows what he's talking about.

With travel disruption set to continue, Sean looks at the impact of rail strikes planned in June, and how changes to pilots' licences could make aviation staff shortages worse. He also hears what's behind job cuts at online car seller Cazoo, and what it means for the wider tech sector.

The hosts of The NextGen VC, Audrey and Ved, are joined by Michelangelo Valtancoli of Stride VC. The Stride team have invested in the likes of Cazoo, Zefir and Unibuddy. Before Stride, Michelangelo interned at PayPal and Wayra, Telefonica's accelerator, and was also a student partner at Entrepreneur First. With his contagious energy and love for acting, Michelangelo is one of the few people we know that broke into VC straight out of university.In this episode you'll learn: - How Michelangelo broke into VC straight out of university- How his acting career made him a better VC- Michelangelo's advice for those who want to break into venture

WWCode Conversations: Sonakshi Pandey, Data Analytics at Google and Cloud Track Lead at Women Who Code interviews Tieisha Smith, Chief Administration Officer for Infrastructure Technology at Marsh & McLennan. Tieisha talks about her non-linear path to leadership, how her time at Marsh & McLennan has helped her achieve her goals and her advice for future leaders. WWCode Career Nav: Winna Bridgewater, Senior Software Engineering Manager at Cazoo talks about career goals and simple approaches you can use to think about them. WWCode Talks Tech: Machine Learning for Gesture Recognition in a talk given by Ying LIU, a Research Associate of Machine Learning at the University of Leicester and TG0, who is also a Machine Learning Lead for Women Who Code London.

Co-hosts Alex Moss and Matthew Kiernan are back with a special on the road episode from the UK Open. First, commentator Dan Dawson and Darts Cyrmu's Dylan Williams join Alex and Matthew to look ahead to the start of the FA Cup of Darts. Next, Matthew is joined in the multi-board room by Riley's qualifier Paul Marsh, James Richardson and darts fans to discuss the UK Open and what makes it so special. Then, Ryan Meikle, Boris Krcmar and Riley's qualifiers Graham Hall and Jelle Klaasen stop by to reflect on the afternoon and making it through to the fourth round. Plus, PDC chief executive Matt Porter comes on to delve into a wide range of topics including the new Premier League format, board sponsor changes, Cazoo's investment in darts, the PDC's stance on Russia and much more. Enjoy! *** Thank you to Dartwolf for sponsoring this podcast. Follow Dartwolf on Twitter @Dartwolf180 and check out dartwolf.tv for more #DynamiteDartsContent  *** Sponsorship available! Want your business advertised on the show? Email weeklydartscast@gmail.com for more details and a free copy of our new sponsor brochure! *** Enjoy our podcast? Make a one-off donation on our new Ko-Fi page here: ko-fi.com/weeklydartscast Support us on Patreon from just $2(+VAT): patreon.com/WeeklyDartscast Thank you to our Patreon members: Phil Moss, Gordon Skinner, Jan Echtermann, Terence Harrison, Craig Weight, Connor Ellis

As one of the CX50's 10 Disruptors, Cazoo's CCO explains why the online car retailer puts customer satisfaction above all else, and why customer-focused brands can't get distracted by generating short-term sales.

Rupert is Head of Data Communications at Cazoo and Deputy Chair of the UK's Vehicle Remarketing Association. He's an industry expert and business leader with over 35 years experience in all areas of the UK and European automotive market. He specifically enjoys driving change to maximise digital footprint and data excellence, with a focus on the identification of new exciting and profitable commercial opportunities. As a free-thinking disruptor, he finds it highly rewarding to challenge traditional and current processes and seek to push best practice to new levels.  In our conversation he shares the ups and downs of the route he's taken, from buying and selling cars as a teenager to now being at the forefront of innovation in the UK's used car market. I hope you enjoy getting to know Rupert in this way and look forward to hearing what elements of his story resonate with you. You can contact Rupert via LinkedIn. Why not follow us on Instagram @careerviewmirror where you can see a directory of all our episodes and comment on those you have enjoyed. To help you navigate the content we've separated it into chapters which work on Apple Podcasts and certain other streaming platforms. This episode of Career-view Mirror is brought to you by Aquilae.  Aquilae is a boutique consultancy in the auto finance and mobility industry. We offer our Expertise as a Service to help you design and deliver projects that develop your business and the people within it. Contact cvm@aquilae.co.uk if you'd like to know more. If you enjoyed this podcast please take a moment to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Your feedback helps us grow. For details of our forthcoming guests follow us on Instagram @careerviewmirror Email: cvm@aquilae.co.uk Twitter: @andyfollows Episode recorded on 21 January 2022 

בפרק של השבוע ראיינתי את אביעד (אבי) איל, מייסד ושותף-מנהל בקרן אנטרה קפיטל (Entrée Capital), המנהלת למעלה מ-650 מיליון דולר בשש קרנות והשקיע במאות חברות סטארטאפ בכל העולם, ובין היתר בסטארטאפים ישראלים וגלובליים מצליחים כמו monday.com, Riskified, Rapyd, Cazoo, Coupang, Snapchat, Breezometer, Deliveroo, Fundbox, Glovo, Postmates ורבים אחרים.  שוחחתי עם אבי על הרקע שלו כיזם ומשקיע סדרתי ועל האופן בו הוא מאתר יזמים מצליחים עוד בשלבים המוקדמים, וספציפית - על ההשקעה הראשונה שלו במאנדיי.קום, ועל מדוע הימר על החברה פעם אחר פעם כאשר משקיעים אחרים לא היו מעוניינים להשקיע בה. ** (*) תודה לחברת מיקסטיילז, סטארטאפ המציע אפליקציה שבאמצעותה ניתן לרכוש תמונה מודפסת וממוסגרת לתלייה, מתוך מאגר התמונות האישי בסמארטפון (https://mixtiles.com/), אשר ממשרדיה אנו מקליטים את הפרקים שלנו. (*) עקבו אחרינו ב"עוד פודקאסט לסטארטאפים" וקבלו פרק מדי שבוע (טוב נו, כמעט): עוד פודקאסט ב-Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0dTqS27ynvNmMnA5x4ObKQ אפל פודקאסט: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1252035397 גוגל פודקאסט: https://bit.ly/3rTldwq עוד פודקאסט - האתר שלנו: https://omny.fm/shows/odpodcast ה-RSS פיד שלנו: https://www.omnycontent.com/.../f059ccb3-e0c5.../podcast.rss See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode M (Manchester United) Idin (Arsenal) and Josh (Liverpool) joins host Nah (Chelsea) to discuss the EPL opening season! Are Man City still title favorites? Will Pogba maintain his form on his final contract year? Can Arsenal get it together? 2:15 - Tottenham's Christmas tree formation (M)5:15 - City spending no longer a football club (Idin)6:45 - Ref letting petty fouls go/Fans (M)13:00 - Son is the MVP (Idin)14:20 - Pep doesn't have a recognized 9 (Idin)16:01 - Leeds have one speed (Idin)20:00 - Pogba audition (M)21:45 - Varane fix a weak 6 (M)30:00 - VVD a leader (Idin)33:45 - Josh intro/Liverpool (Nah, Josh)38:00 - Crystal Palace bad against good teams and good against Arsenal (Idin)42:45 - All teams that won deserved to win (Josh)43:50 - Pinger (M)45:30 - Lukaku will make Timo better (M)46:15 - Arsenal vs Brentford thoughts (Idin)1:01:10 - Arsenal Predictions1:04:50 - CAZOO!Please leave your thoughts, suggestions, feedback, any corrections in the comment section below. Full podcast is at podcast.thesoccerfam.comFor all things Soccer Family check us out on www.thesoccerfam.comHelp support and subscribe to our project for as little as a $3 per month to get EXCLUSIVE content and be a part of our familySupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thesoccerfamily)

Jimmy's Jobs of the Future is hiring, read more on our next chapter here and you can sign up to our newsletter here.I first met Oliver when he came into No.10 to talk to me about Kano which was a computer that young children could self build and learn about hardware, software and coding … Although, frankly it probably wouldn't have been a bad idea for this early 30 something to have tried it at the time too. He is now running a company called Jolt in the UK, which describes itself as a business school for self made people. The world moves so fast now, that people need to be almost constantly reskilling and Jolt is helping people to do this in the modern era. They are financially backed by the partner of the second season of Jimmy's Jobs of the Future, Octopus Ventures who are part of the Octopus Group.They are built to specialise in the four areas they believe will change the world for the better: health, money, deep tech and consumer.They have backed the founding teams of more than 100 companies including Zoopla, Secret Escapes, graze.com, tails.com, Swiftkey, Depop, and Cazoo.Some of their portfolio companies have gone on to join forces with the world's largest businesses including Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Twitter.With £1.3 billion under management and investing over £100m a year, Octopus Ventures is one of the largest and most active venture investors in Europe. Their typical investment is from £1 million for Seed to £10 million for Series B and they have funded companies who have gone on right through IPO. So today's guest is Oliver Beech who runs Jolt in the UK, one of Octopus portfolio companies. A reminder you can follow us onInstagram: @JimmysjobsTwitter: @JimmysjobsAnd most importantly on LinkedIn.If you'd like to see more information about the job roles being offered please look at my Twitter @jimmym