Podcasts about propellernet

Explore the fuse of marketing and football during UEFA Euro 2024 with Ear to the Ground and Propellernet. Discover key trends in sports marketing and get perspectives on the tournament from marketers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What is Digital PR? And how can you use it effectively? Stephen Baker has 17 years' experience as a PR professional having started in traditional PR before moving into digital with Propellernet in 2011. He now manages a growing team of 13 people and is responsible for their ongoing development, ensuring everyone is motivated, happy and delivering their best work. He also co-hosts the Digital PR Podcast with Louise Parker. The PR Podcast is a show about how the news gets made. We talk with great PR people, reporters, and communicators about how the news gets made and strategies for publicity that drive business goals.  Host ⁠⁠Jody Fisher⁠⁠ is the founder of Jody Fisher PR and works with clients across the healthcare, higher education, financial services, real estate, entertainment, and non-profit verticals.  Join the conversation on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ at @ThePRPodcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theprpodcast/support

In this episode of the Beautiful Business podcast, host Chloe interviews Nikki Gatenby, a leading figure in the agency world known for delivering outstanding results. Nikki shares her insights on building successful businesses that balance purpose, positioning, people, product, planet, and platforms.Drawing from her experience transforming Propellernet into a global marketing organisation and SAAS provider, Nikki discusses the key elements of creating a thriving workplace culture that prioritises well-being and innovation. She also explores her passion for AI and its potential impact on the creative industry, addressing both its opportunities and challenges.As a Non-Executive Director and Cognitive Behavioural Coach, Nikki brings energy, ideas, and execution expertise to help marketing, media, and tech businesses create impact. She works with ambitious founders, board directors, and leaders to develop strategies, realise ideas, and achieve business goals.Throughout the conversation, Nikki highlights the need for future-focused leadership, urging leaders to take responsibility for their global impact and leave a positive legacy. She advocates for profits to stem from solving the world's problems, not creating them, and stresses the importance of prioritising action over inertia.Chloe and Nikki also discuss the significance of collaboration between humans and machines, and the need for responsible and ethical use of AI in the workplace. This episode is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of culture, innovation, and AI in business, and how leaders can build unstoppable forces for good.TakeawaysCulture and engagement are crucial for creating a positive and productive work environment.Embracing well-being and innovation can lead to better work outcomes and employee satisfaction.Non-executive directors and cognitive behavioural coaches can provide valuable guidance and support to agency founders and leaders.Future-facing leadership involves being proactive and adaptable in the face of rapid technological advancements, such as AI. AI has the potential to enhance creativity and innovation in the creative industry.Collaboration between humans and AI is crucial for maximising the benefits of AI.

On this week's minisode, Steve is joined by Richard Paul, Propellernet's Creative Director. This time it's all about ideas, with conversation topics including creative campaigns, how to overcome an ideas block, and what Richard does in the shower that Steve does in the car....

Everyone knows that PR calendars flow on a combination of current events, awareness days, pop culture and seasonality. Sometimes, though, it can be tricky to find an in for your client to get their voice heard above the noise, especially if their offering is seemingly unrelated. This week, Steve is joined by Digital PR Director Maddie Davies, for a chat about how tapping into your client's niche can give a fresh perspective. She details how it worked for one of Propellernet's most successful reactive campaigns, and touches on her favourite niche-based OOH campaign and content campaigns too. Get your notepads at the ready, this is one you don't want to miss!

For this week's minisode, Lou grabs a quick chat with Propellernet's resident AI whizz, Digital PR Executive Raquel Pinto. Raquel uses AI throughout her work practices, from planning to campaign ideation, and is a huge advocate for AI experimentation across her various social media channels. If you're looking for some great AI insights, you've found the right place.

For the first mini episode of the season, Lou and Steve catch up with Digital PR Director at Propellernet, Abi Bennetts. They discuss the pros and cons of using the platform for Digital PR, building your personal brand and tips and advice for using Twitter in your day-to-day.

How healthy does your agency feel? Are there uncertainties around budgets? Are some of your retainers switching to projects? Is your pipeline flowing or in need of some work? If your agency finances are feeling like a challenge right now you're not alone. Research has confirmed that PR budgets are being reduced. Data gathered in June 2023 from the world's 100 most powerful communicators (Provoke 100 research) found that there has been a drop in public relations investment in the past 12 months of more than $1bn, from $4.8bn to $3.7bn.  Although agencies can't control client budget decisions, there are efficiencies that can be made in how fees are managed and how agency finances are protected. To help guide you through this tricky time, Stella is joined by agency Chief Finance Officer Simon Collard. With over 30 years experience as an Agency CFO, Simon is an expert as safely guiding agencies to larger margins and consistent profitability, whatever the industry climate may be. Stella first met Simon at digital PR and marketing agency Propellernet. Alongside a talented management team, Simon lead the agency to triple margin, quadrupled the revenue and generated 10x more profit. All without pressure on staff; the agency won Best Place to work in the UK 8 years running during this period of growth. In this interview Simon shares his wisdom on; Pricing and fees; Should PR be time or value priced? Or should we charge by output and outcome bonuses? The importance to demonstrate the problems you are solving for your client, always. Resilience; how to build it and where conscious over-servicing fits in. ‘Profit vampires' and how to deal with them. Why the profit and loss sheet is a lagging indicator to an agency's health & noticing negativity in the P&L means it could be too late Numbers; The % of revenue you should spend on people, and cost per person And the golden key in all agency profitability; time and resourcing and the best ways to manage it. Special Guest: Simon Collard .

It's data month, and we're examining the biggest questions related to its use in marketing. What are the groundbreaking ways you or your colleagues have used data to segment, target, discover, or understand audiences? How is that impacting campaigns and other aspects of your business? And what are the next developments (close or far-off) that will expand your capabilities even further?Senior tech reporter Chris Sutcliffe is joined by Andrea Villa, paid media analyst, Brave Bison; Natasha Willmott, head of proposition activation, Indicia Worldwide; Richard Chapman, social data director, Ogilvy UK; and Sophie Coley, director of strategy at Propellernet, to discuss: Where does data enter into the marketing journey - or is it there from the outset? Where has smart deployment of data been used to entice the user into the top of the funnel?Over the past few years we've seen marketers and brands use data to deliver upon the promise of personalisation. Can you think of any examples of brands doing this really effectively?Is 'data' too broad a category description for its use by marketers?What would be your advice for any marketer or brand looking to supercharge its use of data - and can it be done wholly in-house, or are partnerships necessary?Finally, what are you most excited about for the use of data in marketing in the next few years? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's episode of The Drum Network Podcast we discuss whether agency business models are agile and resilient enough to fit clients' needs. After Keith Weed argued that many agencies are failing to meet the specific needs of their partners, we ask a panel of experts from across the marketing industry how they think about their own models. This week we are joined by: • Natasha Potashnik, SVP and Partner, Known • Chris Woodward, UK group managing director, Oliver • Shana Bellot, head of business partnerships and account management, Strawberryfrog • Georgie Monaghan, marketing director, Propellernet

It's been a long time coming, but we're very excited to share an episode that is all about digital PR! This week, we're joined by Louise Parker, who is the PR Director at Propellernet. Louise has been in the PR industry for several years and has been a big contributor to the rising popularity of the industry. During the episode, Louise shares insights on why the PR industry has exploded over the past few years. We talk about how it has become an integral part of digital marketing and the SEO benefits that it offers. Louise also shares insights on her creative process and some of the things that should be considered before creating a large-scale campaign. We also ask Louise to share a campaign that she wishes she'd worked on (inspired by Gisele Navarro) and talk about her TikTok videos that are keeping everyone in the PR industry entertained. Finally, Louise talks about her viral tweet which John Mueller replied to. Notes - Gisele's jealousy list - https://neomam.com/blog/jealousy-list-2020/ Louise's TikTok profile - https://www.tiktok.com/@louise_digitalpr

This week Sarah and Hannah chat to the ever so lovely Louise Parker, PR Director at Propellernet, all about agencies, debating the pros and cons of having agency support versus in house and other alternatives. The episode kicks off with a quickfire round of questions, where we learn about Louise’s fear of frogs, when then move onto how she got into the wonderful world of SEO and digital marketing and talk about her awesome TikToks - which are famous in the industry. We then get into debating agency versus in house, starting off with asking Louise if she has worked in both and if so, which she prefers, her bad experiences, and why she believes some agencies get a bad rep plus. We then go through real life cardinal sins of agency to client relationships, and get Louise to score them out of ten, on how bad she thinks they are. We then discuss what are the worst types of clients and why, if it helps them knowing SEO and what makes a good client. The episode finishes with Louise talking about why she thinks they recently won Gymshark as a client. What does she think gave Propellernet the edge? Hannah also asks Louise if she has any questions for the hosts and of course a feature which is Halloween related. Where to find Louise: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@louise_digitalpr Website: https://www.propellernet.co.uk/team/louise-parker/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louise-parker-24834656 Twitter: https://twitter.com/louisevparker

Join me as I chat to Nikki Gatenby, co-founder of Menopoised.  We talk about her success with the menopause magnet and why she became so passionate about it (hint: because it reduced her hot flushes by 90%!).  We discuss menopause in the workplace and how reducing shame around menopause by opening up the conversation is one of the best things we can do to smash the taboo.  If you're going into business or you're in business we also talk about the one thing you must do if you're in peri menopause or menopause.   We also dip into running, sleep and self care.  Nikki is an international best selling author and previous owner of award winning business, Propellernet.  If you want to be inspired by a truly knowledgable and amazing woman, come on over.    Link to Menopoised // https://www.menopoised.co.uk/Facebook and Instagram // @menopoised Twitter // @NikkiGatenby Sally's Link[Free] Relaxation Hypnosis Recording:  https://bit.ly/relaxationwithsally [Free] How to Make Sleep Your Super Power https://www.sallygarozzo.com/optinsleepwebinar [Free] Sleep Hypnosis Recording: https://bit.ly/sleephypnosisrecording How to Create Phenomenal Self Esteem [£47]:  https://www.sallygarozzo.com/selfesteem Rapid Transformational Therapy [£447]: https://www.sallygarozzo.com/rtt Menopause Solution Sessions [£147]: https://www.sallygarozzo.com/mentoring The Sleep Super Power Academy [£497] https://www.sallygarozzo.com/sleep Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/sallygarozzomindmentor Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/sallygarozzomindmentor Be a Podcast Guest:  https://singingandhypnosis.as.me/podcastinterview 

Nikki Gatenby joins me today, as the author of the bestselling book SuperEngaged and the co- founder of Menopoised®. Menopoised® is a new start up which uses Acupuncture, Chinese medicine practice and consultancy, to change the lives of menopausal women all over the world. Nikki is also the director of Gatensby Consulting where she works with founders, board directors and leaders to develop their strategy and bring their business ideas to life. Prior to this Nikki was the managing director the multi-award winning, global digital marketing company Propellernet. Nikki has been Featured by The Guardian, The Parliament Trust and Corporate Rebels. During this Episode we discuss how to stay SuperEngaged with your business and purpose, ripping up the business rule book and the importance of women in leadership and female led businesses. Finally we explore the last taboo - Menopause and why the life stages of women are critical to the growth of women in business and society as a whole. “We as women need to take up the mantle and blow the taboo (of menopause) apart because we are the the most qualified to do so” - Nikki Gatenby This week on She Rebel Radio : How to stay SUPER ENGAGED with your business and why it’s critical right now. The importance of ‘WHY’ and being driven by your PURPOSE. The tipping point Nikki experienced as a means to write her book. How you can be successful when you rip up the business rule book. Why women in business and female founders are critical in leadership and creating CHANGE. Why we need to have TABOO conversations about the experiences of women in respect of menopause and menstruation. How dealing with the menopause effectively will change the trajectory for women leaders and business owners all over the WORLD. Additional Quote : “You can be successful when you rip up the business rule book and it’s about putting people and purpose on a par with a profit “ - Nikki Gatenby Connect with Monopoised Website: https://www.menopoised.co.uk/ Article: https://www.menopoised.co.uk/blog/why-did-we-create-menopoised Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/menopoised/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Menopoised/ Connect with Nikki Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikkigatenby/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/NikkiGatenby Email : nikki@menopoised.co.uk Website : www.superengaged.co.uk Resources Join the Secrets to Self Actualisation Webinar on the 23rd June at 1pm GMT : www.luluminns.com/selfactualisation Join the She Rebellion! Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of She Rebel Radio - the podcast empowering professional women to pave their own way to success. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, leave a review, and share your favourite episodes with your friends on social media. Be sure to visit our website, follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram, and join the She Rebel Radio Members group for more inspiring content on how to design your success.

Our guest today is Nikki Gatenby. Nikki is a business consultant and best selling author, specializing in the field of culture and engagement at work, having been featured in The Guardian, The Times, Management Today, Chamber of Commerce and Corporate Rebels. Over the last 10 years as MD and co-owner of Propellernet, Nikki transformed the Brighton based SEO agency into a global marketing organization and SAAS technology provider, serving the PR, content and search world with coveragebook.com and answerthepublic.com. This, hand in hand with Propellernet, being one of the top 15 Best Places to work in the UK, for 8 years running. Episode Highlights In this episode, Nikki and I talk about how to create and maintain a company culture that drives performance, boosts enthusiasm, increases engagement levels, and…makes life better at the same time. Here are some of the themes that we explore in this conversation: How a mix of curiosity, frustration and a belief that there’s a better way can lead you to an idea for a successful business Why putting wellbeing at the heart of your business boosts creativity and innovation Ways of bringing your company’s purpose to life, with concrete examples from Propellernet, including one simple question that you can use when making decisions What it means to have a people-first culture How Propellernet achieved 90% engagement rate The role that self-induced constraints can play in stimulating innovation and growth in your company Why you should rip up job descriptions and hire for the real (current and future) needs of your organization instead The pitfalls to be mindful of when building a people-first culture Reaching a perfect balance between profitability and people-focus The importance of language in cultivating a culture How your employees’ dreams and side-hustles might become a part of your company’s business plan The difference between being engaged and… superengaged The power of questions and helping employees become more curious and more inquisitive

How to make your people SUPERENGAGED - Interview with Nikki Gatenby, MD of Propellernet, a multi-award winning Brighton-based digital marketing agency that operates globally and the author a new book: Superengaged: How to transform business performance by putting people and purpose first. She joins us today to talk about the new book and what they have done at Propellernet to produce some astounding commercial and engagement numbers.

Howdy, Nathan here. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the podcast, I hope you’re really enjoying the content. Stay tuned over the next few weeks and months because we’ve got some awesome guests coming up. I can’t tell you who they are, I want that to be a surprise, but you will absolutely love them. You may have seen that issue two of Agency Dealmasters magazine is out. I wanted to take a few moments to explain why we feel the magazine is important and why you should subscribe. We’re on a mission to build the largest community of B2B marketing agencies in the world. We’re creating a destination where you can get access to the best ideas and strategies of the most successful B2B agencies and implement them into your business. The monthly magazine will help you grow, professionalise and sell your business in the future if that’s what you want to do. So we not only speak to the founders and CEOs who have done those 3 things but we also bring in the advice of the ecosystem of partners who support marketing agencies like, the Growth and M&A advisory WayPoint and SI Partners, business development and sales thought leaders like Jill Konrath, Jeb Blount, and Anthony Iarannio.   I’ll just tell you a little about what we’ve got in issue 2.   Scott Adams the creator of the Dilbert cartoons, shares his philosophy for success. It sounds odd taking advice from a cartoonist but he’s probably failed at more things than anyone you’ve ever met. He explains how he went from hapless office worker and serial failure to the creator of Dilbert, one of the world’s most famous comic strips in just a few years. He shares things like, goals are for losers and systems are for winners. forget passion, what you need is personal energy. He’s a fascinating guy. We also feature Nikki Gatenby, CEO of Propellernet, CEO and co-founder of Search listening and author of the phenomenal book, Superengaged. They’ve built a culture in the agency that has reduced staff turnover to some of the lowest in the industry.Find out how they tippled margin, quadrupled revenue and generated 10 times more profit. Ben Fox from Fox Agency discusses why it’s important for agencies to set BIG GOALS. We’ve got key finding from the Agency Collective, the UK’s largest survey of independent agencies. The business books you should be reading this month, as recommended by our guests and others.   Subscription is £325 for 12 issues per year. As part of the membership, you also join the community. You get free attendance to one of our quarterly breakfast briefings held in London and Manchester. You join the slack community where can get your burning questions answered by the other members and you also get exclusive access to tools and resources you need to grow your agency, like access to professional EOS implementors, business development experts, webinars and reading material.   I think you’re absolutely going to love it. There’s a link in the description to subscribe, I hope you can join us. https://www.agencydealmasters.com/magazine/   Thanks Nathan 

In this episode the girls chat to the lovely Sophie Coley from Propellernet (https://www.propellernet.co.uk/) about 'Search Listening' and how the SEO industry are too hung up on words that get entered into Google's search box, rather than focusing on the people (audience) who are typing them, and why this is a problem. She also discusses her book, ' Search Leeds (https://edit.co.uk/searchleeds/) plus much more.  This weeks feature also has a very embarrassing forfeit... we wonder who will fall victim? Are your bets on the girls or Sophie? ~ You can find Sophie Coley on... Website: https://www.propellernet.co.uk/ (https://www.propellernet.co.uk/) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophiecoley/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophiecoley/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/ColeyBird (https://twitter.com/ColeyBird)

This is a conversation with Rik Turner and Henrietta Jadin aka Rik and Hen. Rik and Hen lived in Brighton, which is regularly crowned as the UK's 'happiest place to live'. Rik worked for Propellernet, which for at least 5 years running, has quite rightly been recognised as one of the UK's best places to work and Hen had some purpose in her role as a Mental Health patient adviser. But something was wrong. Hard working weeks were mostly followed by hard-drinking weekends and so it continued. When Rik and Hen got together, things started to change. They packed in their jobs and travelled through Asia where their mutual support allowed them to explore a life that was slower, a life where 'time' not 'money' was the currency of choice. This is the story of their journey and how they ended up living in Arrabida Natural Park, 45 minutes south of Lisbon in Portugal, where they've built SlowCowork, a co-working retreat for entrepreneurs and creatives which focuses on work, life and balance. Rik and Hen provide genuine inspiration. They were unprepared to go with the flow and created time to discover the crucial difference between knowing what to do and actually doing it. I'm pretty sure their philosophy of slowing down is one we can all benefit from and I'm pretty sure they'll add to it over the next few years

This week on the podcast, I have an extra special guest. Nikki Gattenby author of Superengaged, Managing director of Propellernet a globally operating digital marketing agency.    Their work and the way they work have been featured by the BBC, the Guardian, Management Today, Parliament Trust, just go down the list of the leading media publications.    She worked in agencies in London and Paris prior to becoming MD of Propellernet. During her time the agency they have tripled margins quadrupled revenue and generated ten times more profit    Essentially we discuss the business case for putting people first and how to create a culture in your agency that reduces staff turnover to some of the lowest in the industry.    if you are at all interested in any of those topics I think you're really going to enjoy the conversation.    so without me keeping you in suspense any further, my conversation with Nikki Gattenby. 

Nikki Gatenby is founder and MD of the marketing agency Propellernet, based in Brighton, UK. She has been consistently described as a Great Boss, running an agency that is cited as a Great Place to Work every year since 2013. Nikki is also author of the best-selling book, SuperEngaged, How to transform business performance by putting people and purpose first. In this conversation, we discuss how Nikki has created such a powerful agency with a super engaged workforce, the lessons learned and how other entrepreneurs and business leaders could create their own super engaged team. Please send me your questions as an audio file or text to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate/review the podcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

PODCAST SPECIAL THE FUTURE OF WORK We're thinking about what work is, and whether noise about automation, migration and four day weeks - trade wars, skills gaps and the fourth industrial revolution - is hot air or genuinely changing our lives for ever. In this podcast special, Chris Thorpe-Tracey draws on a range of past interviews, conducted by Richard Freeman and Cat Rose, about the thinking that is driving the future structures of employment, skills, service and manufacturing. In this podcast you'll hear from: Chris Middleton - technology journalist and writer; former Editor of The Internet of Business, Computing, Child Internet Safety and The Strategist magazines Professor Martin Doel CBE OBE - FETL Professor of Leadership in Further Education and Skills at the UCL Institute of Education Erica Neve - Director of Learning & Impact at Freeformers Nikki Gatenby - Managing Director of Propellernet; author of 'Superengaged: How To Transform Business Performance By Putting People And Purpose First' Steve Wells - Futurist; Director of Operations at Fast Future Publishing Topics covered include: Skills Robotics Artifical Intelligence Technical Education Automation Workforce development Leadership Futurism Tackling wicked problems Behaviours at work Mindset Apprenticeships Global demographics Economics Autonomous vehicles Safeguards against the rise of the machines Ethics Making life better ------ What did you think of our guests and what they had to say? Come and join the debate by joining The Possibility Club for free, find a community of thinkers and find out about our monthly events. You can also subscribe to our monthly digital journal - which this month is all about The Future of Work - at www.thepossibilityclub.org The interviewers were Richard Freeman and Cat Rose. This podcast was presented, produced and edited by CJ Thorpe-Tracey for Lo Fi Arts.

Nikki Gatenby is the Managing Director and Co-Owner of Propellernet, a marketing agency that has consistently been named as a top UK workplace by the Great Place To Work Institute. On today's podcast: How to spark innovation Their five key values Why they keep a close eye on their team's wellbeing The importance of staying adventurous Why they value regular check-ins with their team What's in Nikki's recent book, Superengaged Links: Superengaged: How to transform business performance by putting people and purpose first (Amazon) Superengaged Book Website Propellernet

Fresh from announcing our Top 25 SME Culture Leaders list, Jonathan interviews the business leaders of the organisations who are putting their company culture firmly at the heart of their business strategy. In this episode, Nikki Gatenby, Owner and MD of digital search agency, Propellernet, joins Jonathan to talk about how culture IS their business strategy and how that helped transform them from an unremarkable agency into a global, multi-award winning player. Nikki talks openly about Propellernet's mission to make life better for their clients, their employees, and their community. She explains how innovation and adventure has led to helping make employees' dreams come true, creating new product offerings for the PR industry, and writing a book to document the journey that they have been on. References Top 25 UK SME Culture Leaders: www.breathehr.com/blog/uk-top-25-sme-culture-leaders Woohoo inc: https://woohooinc.com Superengaged:https://superengaged.co.uk/

These interviews and conversations give a glimpse into some of the people we have been working with at always possible, some of the brilliant organisations we have been championing and some of the latest thinking in leadership, creativity and learning. In this podcast Cat Rose has a conversation with Nikki Gatenby about how dreams are the backbone to her business and how 21st century companies should be engaging staff on a level of commitment and passion so deep that it no longer feels like work Nikki Gatenby is the Managing Director of Propellernet, a digital marketing agency that has been consistently ranked one of the top 10 places to work in the UK and Europe for the last 5 years as well as UK and European Search Agency of the Year. Nikki's unorthodox approach to employee engagement has led to her being an internationally-renowned speaker on the philosophy of ‘making life better' - built on the principle that if you create a brilliant place to work, then you'll create brilliant experiences for your customers. Nikki has worked in the marketing industry for 20 years, in London, Paris and now Brighton, resulting in many awards an accolades - most recently Digital Woman of the Year at the Business Women Excellence Awards. USEFUL LINKS: www.propellernet.co.uk www.coveragebook.com --- The team at always possible support entrepreneurs and creative leaders to build their businesses and make change in the world. From research and consultation to developing organisational purpose and cultures. You can find out more at alwayspossible.co.uk If you enjoyed the conversation, please like, subscribe and review - and share with colleagues. always possible is building the UK's best network for creative leaders and ambitious business. It takes 2 minutes to apply at alwayspossible.co.uk - and you could get 1:1 business support and access to a network of pioneering thinkers.