Podcasts about sir alan sugar

In this week's episode of Toe2Toe Andy Clarke is joined Gary Logan and Frazer Clarke who confirms his eagerly rematch with Fabio Wardley is now agreed.We also welcome 2023 Apprentice winner Marnie Swindells who relives her boxing journey and how she secured investment from Sir Alan Sugar to open a successful gym in Camberwell. Plus the steps she is taking to accelerate the number of women taking up the sport.And as usual we wrap up all the latest boxing news including reports that Shakur Stevenson could face Cardiff's Joe Cordina next!

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Cédric raconte l'histoire d'Amstrad, entreprise britannique fondée par Sir Alan Sugar. Il détaille le parcours de l'entreprise, de la vente d'équipements audio bon marché aux ordinateurs personnels, et son influence sur le marché de l'électronique grand public. Réagissez à l'épisode sur le site du “podcsat S'informer Sur La Tech” https://www.mindcast.fr/@SInformerSurLaTech D'autres ressources sont disponibles dans le site des “notes technique et technologie” https://www.abonnel.fr/

The Athletic's Spurs correspondent and star of Football Clichés, Charlie Eccleshare joins us this week to read modern day Spurs legend Teddy Sheringham's 1998 autobiography 'Teddy'. Featuring Teddy winning the treble, run-ins with a baseball bat wielding Sir Alan Sugar, and struggles as part of Ossie Ardiles' Famous Five. Plus some clear anti-Michael Owen subtext, some even clearer Glenn Hoddle bashing,Teddy outlandishly claiming Ole's goal in the '99 Champions League Final, and we join Teddy Sheringham on the town for a night of 'modest' clubbing.Enjoy the show and want to hear more? Join the Football Book Club *Club* at www.patreon.com/footballbookclubFollow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/FootieBookClubInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/footballbookclub/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sir Alan Sugar, ein bekannter britischer Milliardär, Unternehmer und Mitglied des House of Lords (dem Oberhaus im britischen Parlament), hat erfolglos versucht, 186 Millionen Pfund (215 Millionen Euro) an Steuern zu sparen, indem er seinen steuerlichen Wohnsitz von UK nach Australien verlegte. In UK und Australien ist Sir Alan einer breiten Öffentlichkeit als Protagonist und Lehrmeister der sehr erfolgreichen Reality TV Show "The Apprentice" bekannt, einem Ableger des US-Originals mit Donald Trump (lief 2014 auch mal in Deutschland als "Big Boss" mit Rainer Calmund). Der Umzug nach Australien beendete jedoch dummerweise Sir Alans unbeschränkte britische Steuerpflicht nicht, wie dieser leider erst nach dem Auspacken der Umzugskisten erfahren musste. Sein Tax Advisor hatte nämlich ein kleines aber entscheidendes Detail im britischen Steuerrecht nicht beachtet. Daher wundert es nicht, dass Lord Sugar für den Steuerberater nach diesem Debakel nur noch ein Wort übrig hatte: You're Fired!!  (Die Kanzlei soll nun verklagt werden.) In diesem Video erklären wir, wie der Steuertrick mit dem Umzug nach Australien hätte funktionieren können und warum er gescheitert ist.

This week we're reading Tottenham Hotspur legend and face of L'Oreal David Ginola's 2000 classic 'Le Magnifique', and joining us to read it is the brilliant comedian and huge Spurs fan, Rhys James (Mock The Week, Live At The Apollo, Fit and Proper podcast).Featuring David channeling his namesake David Brent, strong words about George Graham and Alan Sugar, and getting trapped on a yacht by Sir Alan Sugar. Plus an extensive look at David's acting career (including how he thinks should've been cast in Dances With Wolves) and a young David raises the dead with his school friends.Enjoy the show and want to hear more? Join the Football Book Club *Club* at www.patreon.com/footballbookclubFollow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/FootieBookClubInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/footballbookclub/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Born in 1962, Keith Dobson was one of three children His family came from a humble background.He is from Gateshead, his parents were proud and hard working. His father worked for the CEGB (Central Electric Generating Board) and his mother was at home bringing up the family. She insisted that the family didn't reside in a Council House or receive free school dinners, despite the fact they had relatively modest means.In 1977 Keith joined the Army and despite his lack of school acumen he went to the Army School, where he obtained the qualifications to undertake his trade as a member of the Signals.In 1982 Keith was deployed to the Falklands. He talks in detail of his experiences as he prepared to be deployed.He recounts the support displayed by members of the public as they make their way to Southampton to board the QE2. However, his hopes of boarding the QE2 were quickly dashed when he was directed to travel with secure equipment on a cross channel ferry all the way to the South Atlantic.Keith describes the moment he drives off the “Landing Craft” with his team. It was 3am and pitch black! The memory of water entering the vehicle will stay with him forever.During the war Keith was charged with putting electricity and hot water into the compounds that were being occupied by Argentinian prisoners. It was during this he became aware to the Sir Galahad.The tragedy of war became more real on 6th June 1982. His OC, Major Michal Forge and Staff Sgt Joe Baker were travelling in a Gazelle helicopter when HMS Cardiff dispatched a sea dart. The missile brought down the helicopter, killing the occupants.At the conclusion of the war Keith went to South Georgia to collect marines and the bodies of those who had fallen. He regrets not visiting the grave of Ernest ShackletonWhen they returned home the soldiers were searched by the RMP for war trophies.Having concluded the search Keith exited the building and was unexpectedly met by his mum. They hit the town! When he returned home he received a welcome from the entire street and a CV party was held.In the early 90s Keith left the military and moved to civi street, this lasted a couple of years before he joined West Yorkshire Police. He subsequently transferred to Essex and whilst at Brentwood he received a call from Sir Alan Sugar!Keith transferred to the Metropolitan Police as a Superintendent and was posted to Enfield. He then moved to SO20 which was part of the counter terrorism wing.At the conclusion of his service Keith took up a role connected to policing and is now a published author. His book “Crossing The Line” is available from Amazon Waterstones and WH Smiths We discuss the mechanics of writing a book and the pitfalls of English grammar rules!Listen to his story Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 217 hosts Deborah Farnworth-Ward, an entrepreneur from the Gold Coast, Australia.  Deb is the founder of Australian Skin Clinics (ASC) franchise, growing from 1 to 60 locations in just five years. She is an MBA graduate, a Certified Franchise Executive and a serial entrepreneur. She has an incredible vision and passion for the aesthetics industry where she has immersed herself for 15 years. We learn how her career prior to aesthetics helped her vision, managing large multi-disciplinary healthcare organizations including pharmacies, GP services, surgical facilities, dietetics and counseling services. We discuss: Her early career in the UK where she discovered her gift of developing policies, processes & scaling ideas How a chance conversation with Sir Alan Sugar changed her life forever Her consulting experience in the UK health system & government, learning the art of problem solving & collaborating with different professionals How she aimed to retire in Australia - and how wrong she was! Why she bought Australian Skin Clinics in 2007 How she aimed to differentiate ASC from other competitors Why she opened aesthetic and injectable clinics within shopping malls Her approach to working with franchisees Identifying and removing aesthetic services that are less profitable Her approach to hiring new injectors & how to pay them Why she exited the franchise and the mistake that she made Her insights and advice about staff A warning about staff who steal!   SUPPORT THE PODCAST: If you enjoy listening to IA every week and would like to help support the podcast in a small way, we have a simple donation option: Buy us a coffee   IA PATREON: Did you know that we have an online injectable education and business mentoring service called IA Patreon? Get access to the following benefits: - Access to five main IA Whatsapp groups (General, Injectables, Skin & Devices, Business & Regenerative Aesthetics)  + three country-specific groups (Australia, USA and UK) - Weekly IA Injectable Hints & Tips (Patient assessments, injecting videos & other injectable education) - NEW! Weekly Instagram Hints & Tips (Optimise your profile, content planning, how to use Instagram features, etc) - IA Business Hints & Tips (Videos of business hints and experiences) - IA Business Insights (Zoom recordings of David doing business coaching with our IA Patrons) - IA Zoom sessions (Bimonthly Zoom sessions focussing on injectable & business topics) - Access to our IA Library (Clinical papers, books & other resources) - Re-watch 8 x IA Webinars (Recorded in the pandemic with global experts)   IA Patrons can also access: Business mentoring opportunities with David (additional cost, limited slots) Shadowing opportunities in clinic with Dr Jake (additional cost, limited slots)   CONTACT INFORMATION: Subscribe to IA on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to IA on Spotify   Other IA links: Follow IA on Instagram Sign up as an IA Patron Visit the IA website  Contact IA Apply to be a guest on IA Dr Jake Sloane: Follow Dr Jake on Instagram  Dr Jake's website David Segal: Follow David on Instagram Our guest: Follow Deb on LinkedIn

How do you stay calm and keep a level head when your brain is telling you to stay alert, firing at a rapid pace?Kerwin Rae, one of the world's leading high performance coaches, joins us on this Bite Size episode to explain how he leverages deals with having ADHD as a superpower, and how he has learnt (been forced) to also staying downregulated when he is feeling overwhelmed or needing to recover.Kerwin's journey to get to where he is right now is extraordinary. From failing every single grade in school to now reaching millions of people across the globe with his extensive social media following with compelling content covering business, mindset, psychology, high performance, health, parenting and relationships.Kerwin has shared the stage with legendary names such as Sir Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, Mark Bouris, and Sir Alan Sugar to name a few.  Find out more about Andrew's Keynotes : https://www.andrewmay.com/keynotes/Follow Andrew May: https://www.instagram.com/andrewmay/Follow StriveStronger: https://www.instagram.com/strive.stronger/If you enjoy the podcast, we would really appreciate you leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Play. It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps us build our audience and continue to provide high quality guests.

Kerwin Rae is Australia's leading business strategist; dedicated to helping people with his revolutionary no bull**** approach to business growth and personal transformation.Kerwin's journey to get to where he is right now is extraordinary. From failing every single grade in school to now reaching millions of people across the globe with his extensive social media following with compelling content covering business, mindset, psychology, high performance, health, parenting and relationships.As a recently named ambassador for ADHD Australia, Kerwin talks openly about mental health and navigating life with ADHD, Dyslexia and PTSD. He's overcome addiction and had 7 near death experiences to get to where he is, so it's no wonder he calls his own podcast “Unstoppable”.Kerwin has shared the stage with legendary names such as Sir Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, Mark Bouris, and Sir Alan Sugar to name a few. Follow Kerwin on Instagram: https://rb.gy/56sfl Find out more about Andrew's Keynotes : https://www.andrewmay.com/keynotes/Follow Andrew May: https://www.instagram.com/andrewmay/Follow StriveStronger: https://www.instagram.com/strive.stronger/If you enjoy the podcast, we would really appreciate you leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Play. It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps us build our audience and continue to provide high quality guests.

Eloni chats about:His familyHis size in school (and it might surprise you)Playing rugby leagueHis forced retirement after 15 concussionsDonating his brain to science when he dieshis current position as a 'garbo'Australian Ninja WarriorHis body (and a few tips on how to get there)Cold showersDecision to do Celebrity Apprentice AustraliaHow intimidating Sir Alan Sugar really isThose boardroom scenesThe bitchin' boysConspiracy theoriesGamingSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Apprentice winner Joseph Valente on the push to electrifying transport networks and a focus on sustainabilityThe majority (70%) of small businesses in the UK are looking to make 2022 the year in which they put the focus firmly on going green and the same percentage are confident they will achieve their goals for the next 12 months, playing their part in helping the government reach its carbon emission targets.With more than three quarters (77%) of SMEs saying resolving to develop a sustainable business model is a top goal for the next 12 months and almost two thirds (66%) also putting the emphasis on digitising their business, according to Mercedes-Benz Vans research, there is a real appetite to make changes at the start of a new year.Indeed, 61% of small business owners plan to switch to electric vehicles this year, with more than half (54%) seeking to electrify their transport networks before the end of 2022.The main drivers behind these resolutions for the year ahead are the many business opportunities itprovides (41%), how it will help change the negative impact businesses have on the environment (39%) and customer expectation for them to become more eco-friendly (39%).However, SME owners say they need help with 37% believing there is not enough public funding to help adapt to a more sustainable business model. This makes 40% of them feel unsupported by the government, 35% feel at a disadvantage and leaves 26% frustrated.Small businesses are concerned by how their sustainability is perceived with 15% saying they have already been questioned by customers about their eco credentials while 61% of owners would cease working with a partner or supplier if they were not true to their environmental promises and half are worried about the sustainability credentials of their partners / suppliers.Joseph Valente, the 2015 winner of The Apprentice, is perfectly placed to answer SME owners' questions and provide reassurance because since being helped in creating his business by Sir Alan Sugar he has been advising companies around the country how they can achieve their business objectives and therefore produce the results they need to flourish and grow.With a new series of The Apprentice underway, Joseph can explain what you need to succeed and can cast his eye over the runners and riders entering Sir Alan's boardroom this time around and who he thinks is most deserving of following in his footsteps. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Episode Fifty Two (Season Three) of the Executive Career Jump Podcast with your host, Andrew MacAskill!Our guest in the hot seat today is Lee McQueen.Lee is probably recognised most as the Winner of the BBC's The Apprentice 2008 and was the first candidate to set up a business from scratch with Sir Alan Sugar.He has gone on to be a successful entrepreneur and is Founder and CEO of  Raw Talent and more recently of Phoenix51, a powerful employee technology platform that enables organisations to make data-driven decisions through every stage of the employee journey. Lee has 20 years of experience in talent acquisition, including in the assessment and competency framework space, and has a genuine passion for helping organisations to select future talent. Underpinned by a core understanding of the importance of talent analytics, Lee is firm in his belief that a data-driven approach will define the next epoch in talent assessment. Lee is a passionate Tottenham Hotspur fan, who is married with 3 young daughters, including identical twins.In this episode you will discover:Why you shouldn't “fake it till you make it”.Why the ethos and values of a prospective employer are as important as having the right skill sets for the role.What some of the challenges and differences are in running your own business as opposed to running a business business in a  corporate environment.Why he believes his new data driven approach is going to change the face of recruitment.Why being able to pivot is vital to business success, even survival in today's world.Linkshttps://www.phoenix51.io/www.rawtaelntacademy.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/leemcqueen1/detail/contact-info/lee@leemcqueen.co.uk

Nick Hewer was Sir Alan Sugar's right-hand man during a decade on The Apprentice, before moving over to host Channel 4's Countdown. He's now handed over the reins to Anne Robinson, so Laurence Mozafari interviewed him about what's next, his work with Fairtrade, how to launch a business in the post-Covid world, and of course, the biggest question of all: what is the meaning of life?

It's the summer of 1994 and Tottenham are in turmoil.They've been hit with a 12-point deduction, a £600,000 fine and a season ban from the FA Cup.White Hart Lane appeared to be the last ground that German World Cup winner Jurgen Klinsmann would consider as a place to call home. But Spurs owner Sir Alan Sugar knew his club needed inspiration - and was quite literally willing to push the boat out to get his man.Football's Cult Heroes explores how Klinsmann charmed a nation of haters, became a pioneer for top European players to join the Premier League and left Spurs fans always wanting more. This is the story of the superstar striker that was taken into the hearts of the Spurs faithful and returned to save them during their lowest moment - told by the team-mates, journalists and fans that were there.Contributions from Julie Welch, Raphael Honigstein, Theo Delaney, Gary Mabbutt and David Howells.Interviews conducted in 2020 and 2021 in accordance with UK coronavirus restrictions.You can vote for Football's Cult Heroes in the Sports Podcast Awards by following this link: https://bit.ly/3qrEdEV

Barry and Angelos discuss the many achievements of Sir Alan Sugar. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Apprentice UK semi-finalist, experienced make-up artist and business owner, Grainne McCoy joins Pete today to discuss how she risked everything to open up a brand new shop during the pandemic and how she has taken it from strength to strength. Together they discuss how arrogance of a business owner can block the company's growth, how the pandemic has encouraged people to support local businesses and why you should not fixate yourself with the negative things people may say about you.   KEY TAKEAWAYS So many people would not admit that their business is not good at certain things, however, this is how your business grows. If there is any sort of arrogance within the owner of the business who thinks that they can do everything right and not take any criticism then it is never going to work.   If you dwell on an idea too much and do not create action straight away, the fear overtakes the idea and it will not end up happening. You have to be very quick and savvy about what you want to do, get your first idea out there about how you want to do something and follow through with it. Have that mindset of ‘I don't know how to do it, but I will figure it out along the way”.   One good thing that has come out of the pandemic is the movement for others to support local business owners. ‘Support local' has to continue post pandemic as well as the ‘be kind' movement. It is really important for society and it cannot just be a pandemic thing.   Everyday is a school day. If you know who you are and wake up in the morning and you think the same as the day before and act the same with somebody you've never met before as you would with your mother, then you know you are authentic. If people do not understand you, then they will have to move on, because you cannot change and you shouldn't want to change just because some people do not understand you.   Going through life, you are going to come across people that do not like you. Everybody is not meant to like you and if you were to get so fixated on comments about you, then you will really put yourself into a dark hole. If you concentrate on people that do not get you you will pull your true self back, always remember there are a lot more people who do get you, than who don't.   BEST MOMENTS “Don't let the opinion of others block your future.” “Ask, believe and receive is great, but where is the work?” “I think people are starting to realise that we definitely need to support the locals.” “It was born in a lockdown, it was my lockdown baby.” “Do people get me? I don't think so..”   ABOUT THE GUEST “Grainne McCoy is known for being a Semi-Finalist on The Apprentice UK in 2016. With an average of 8 million viewers tuning in each week. People across the UK and Ireland watched as Grainne was put through her paces by Sir Alan Sugar and his team. Having reached the semi-finals, Grainne's drive, charisma and tenacity was recognised by the show's producers resulting in her being asked back each year to mentor the new crop of candidates. First and foremost, Grainne is a professional makeup artist. Her creative flair and precision in makeup has led her to work at Cannes Film Festival and several high fashion editorial shoots for top publications. Whilst living in London, Grainne rubbed shoulders with some of the biggest names in TV and Film as she was head makeup designer at Google & Youtube HQ for their “Google Hangouts” series. Grainne has  utilised her breadth of experience in business and makeup to launch her very own brand, “Grainne McCoy Cosmetics”. Grainne's lashes and makeup brushes are stocked throughout Ireland and have flown off the shelves since going on sale. She is currently in the development stage of further products to launch to the public” Website: https://grainnemccoy.com Instagram: @GrainneMcCoy_ ABOUT THE HOST The ‘Mighty Pete Lonton' from the ‘Mighty 247' company is your main host of ‘Fire In The Belly'. Pete is an Entrepreneur, Mentor, Coach, Property Investor, and father of 3 beautiful girls. Pete's background is in Project Management and Property, but his true passion is the ‘Fire in The Belly' project itself. His mission is to help others find their potential and become the mightiest version of themselves. Pete openly talks about losing both of his parents, suffering periods of depression, business downturn and burn-out, and ultimately his years spent not stoking ‘Fire In the Belly'. In 2017, at 37 years of age that changed, and he is now on a journey of learning, growing, accepting, and inspiring others. Pete can connect with people and intuitively asks questions to reveal a person's passion and discover how to live their mightiest life. The true power of ‘Fire In The Belly' is the Q&A's - Questions and Actions! The ‘Fire In The Belly' brand and the programme is rapidly expanding into podcasts, seminars, talks, business workshops, development course, and rapid results mentoring. CONTACT METHOD https://www.facebook.com/mightypetelonton/ https://uk.linkedin.com/in/mightypete https://www.facebook.com/groups/430218374211579/       Support the show: https://www.facebook.com/groups/430218374211579/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Kerwin Rae is Australia's leading business strategist; dedicated to helping people with his revolutionary no bull**** approach to business growth and personal transformation. Kerwin's journey to get to where he is right now is extraordinary. From failing every single grade in school to now reaching millions of people across the globe with his extensive social media following with compelling content covering business, mindset, psychology, high performance, health, parenting and relationships. As a recently named ambassador for ADHD Australia, Kerwin talks openly about mental health and navigating life with ADHD, Dyslexia and PTSD. He's overcome addiction and had 7 near death experiences to get to where he is, so it's no wonder he calls his own podcast “Unstoppable”. Kerwin has shared the stage with legendary names such as Sir Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, Mark Bouris, and Sir Alan Sugar to name a few. He's dedicated himself to helping people who run small businesses succeed. Follow Kerwin on Instagram Go to NAB Business Fit for more Follow Andrew May Follow StriveStronger If you enjoy the podcast, we would really appreciate you leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Play. It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps us build our audience and continue to provide high quality guests.

Kerwin Rae is Australia's leading business strategist and high performance specialist helping over 100,000 businesses, in 154 different industries, throughout 11 countries world-wide, with his revolutionary, no bulls** approach to business growth and personal transformation.Unlike other coaches or consultants who offer entrepreneurs and growth seekers at best, pieces to the puzzle, our events and programs have a comprehensive blueprint for success and are designed to accelerate results fast within a purpose-built community thriving with culture.Having failed nearly every subject at school, battled addiction, and encountered six near death experiences, including a stroke which nearly killed him, Kerwin's ability to conquer the odds is second to none.Kerwin's appeal lies in his unique approach to share the trials, tribulations, vulnerabilities and adversities that we're all so familiar with – equipping clients and audiences with the tools and capabilities to break-through barriers, unlock their true potential and become unstoppable.The entrepreneur has reached millions of people across the globe with his extensive social media following of well over a million people, and compelling content which covers business, mindset psychology, high performance, health, parenting and relationships.Kerwin has also appeared in mainstream media for his cutting-edge business nous in publications such as The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Financial Review and ThinkBig Magazine. Kerwin has also shared the stage with legendary names such as Sir Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, Mark Bouris, and Sir Alan Sugar to name a few.____________________________Newsletter: kerwinrae.com/newsletter/Facebook: fb.com/kerwinrae/Instagram: instagram.com/kerwinrae/YouTube: youtube.com/kerwinraesydneySnapchat: snapchat.com/add/kerwinrae Follow The Story Box on Social MediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/thestoryboxpodcast/ Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/thestoryboxpodcast Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/125781678801513  YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEXHMRPxW0qoxV8kKjaFdYw Website - https://thestoryboxpodcast.com/The Story Box on Podcast Platforms Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-story-box/id1486295252 Website - https://thestoryboxpodcast.com/Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7h8Qv3r2ZV29f7ktJOwmgM?si=FXxYC1JFSHesBv7_d1WtNQ  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Master tailor David Stevens was brought up in London's East End . As well as being a tailor with shops in Leigh on Sea and an office in Savile Row , David is also a singer and songwriter with several albums to his name . His latest recording is called Cold Rain .On this first episode of London lives , Ray meets David in Clerkenwell and they spend the day walking around London's East End . The East End that David grew up in was very different to the trendy , Hipster East End of today . David and Ray visit the block of flats where David grew up and who's neighbour was Sir Alan Sugar. They have their photo taken at Cedar Court where Ronnie and Reggie Kray used to have an apartment and David tells other fascinating stories about famous East Londoners such as Marc Bolan . This chat was conducted on the streets so at times the audio fades a little due to the wind and the rain! In fact , most of the interview was conducted with Ray and David huddling in a doorway of a block of flats !!If you have enjoyed Gelato's Parlour you can leave a voluntary contribution with the following PayPal link . Your generosity helps to keep these podcasts going .paypal.me/RayGelatoCoffee

How can networking online help grow your business during COVID-19 and the current UK lockdown? Shane and Gareth speak to Paul Smolinski, Co-Founder and Director of Introbiz on how they’ve had to adapt to business networking online and how to get the best from it. Paul and his wife Tracey founded Introbiz over 10 years ago. It is one of the UK's leading business networks hosting over 80 business events and exhibitions across Wales, UK, Europe and the USA, connecting leading brands together online and offline. Paul and Tracey have brought some amazing keynote speakers to their events such as Sharon Lechter, Sir Alan Sugar and Grant Cardone. Links from today’s podcast: Introbiz Networkinghttps://www.introbiz.co.uk/Introbiz Expohttps://expo.introbiz.co.uk/Tracey’s Bookhttps://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.co.uk%2FMaster-NETWORKING-Wordcatcher-Professional-Development%2Fdp%2F1911265628&event=video_description&v=mD5yWHRrGhI&redir_token=NLwEXDLihsNXuWgj_4J4tG7joXB8MTU4OTM3Mzc0MkAxNTg5Mjg3MzQy

Joseph Valente – the only Apprentice winner to have bought back the shares in his business from Sir Alan Sugar is the guest on this episode of the SalesChange podcast. We talk about loads of stuff on this episode – he shares how he managed to turn his life around after being expelled at the age of 15 and embarked on a journey that took him from the plumbing apprentice to the winning 'Apprentice' when he successfully won the biggest business contest on the TV in 2015.  He continued to grow his business, Impragas before selling it in late 2019 – he has now moved into the personal development arena with his new business – Trade Mastermind – where he is looking to level up other business leaders to achieve success and earn more money

Today, we continue the conversation with Australia’s leading business and high performance strategist. Kerwin Rae has helped 100,000 businesses in 154 industries in 11 countries and he’s done this by failing out of school, battling addiction, almost dying 6 times and facing much adversity in his life.Starting his first business at 23yrs of age, writing a powerful personal Creed for his life in 2001, we are so curious how his life has come to match the prolific words he wrote to himself almost 19yrs ago. The Creed:Guided to understand the infinite process of changeReceptive to his own divine love and guidancePatience and see the experience in the moment EquanimityPath be clearOpen to receiveHumbled in the divine orderHigher consciousness attractsMessage of loveHeal trillions of peopleShared knowledge and shared giftThis man rises above the odds and brings familiarity that people are embracing in countless numbers. His willingness to be vulnerable and share his own trials and tribulations and provide clients with the tools to breakthrough has allowed them to be unstoppable in their own lives. He even has a "Bring-Your-Shit-To-Work" policy for his staff members - he just does things a little differently than others. Nat is especially joining us in today’s conversation as she recalls clearly meeting this 19/20yr old and thinking “he’s a special one” and now to get to track the contribution he’s making out in the world…The Goods on Kerwin:Kerwin Rae is Australia’s leading business strategist and high performance specialist helping over 100,000 businesses, in 154 different industries, throughout 11 countries world-wide, with his revolutionary, no bulls** approach to business growth and personal transformation.Unlike other coaches or consultants who offer entrepreneurs and growth seekers at best, pieces to the puzzle, our events and programs have a comprehensive blueprint for success and are designed to accelerate results fast within a purpose-built community thriving with culture.Having failed nearly every subject at school, battled addiction, and encountered six near death experiences, including a stroke which nearly killed him, Kerwin’s ability to conquer the odds is second to none.Kerwin’s appeal lies in his unique approach to share the trials, tribulations, vulnerabilities and adversities that we’re all so familiar with – equipping clients and audiences with the tools and capabilities to break-through barriers, unlock their true potential and become unstoppable.The entrepreneur has reached millions of people across the globe with his extensive social media following of well over a million people, and compelling content which covers business, mindset psychology, high performance, health, parenting and relationships. Kerwin has also appeared in mainstream media for his cutting-edge business nous in publications such as The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Financial Review and ThinkBig Magazine. Kerwin has also shared the stage with legendary names such as Sir Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, Mark Bouris, and Sir Alan Sugar to name a few. Contact : Website: www.kerwinrae.com Facebook: @kerwinrae Instagram: @kerwinraeGo to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

The Apprentice boss Lord Alan Sugar is the subject of the latest episode of The Drum's Leadership Lessons, offering some insights on the experience he has learned over the course of his career. Check out other entries in The Drum's Leadership Lesson series here: https://www.thedrum.com/topics/leadership-lessons

At the age of 15, Jamie launched a career in estate agency, chasing the ‘suit and tie' lifestyle was his definition of success. After facing the worst financial credit crunch in a hundred years, Jamie applied for the first season on the Apprentice and appeared on the show just a few months later, starring as one of the first professionals to stand alongside Sir Alan Sugar's hit TV show. At the age of 31, Jamie launched his own estate agency which almost instantly revolutionised the traditional estate agency model; no ties, no clipboards, no desks, no water coolers. Haus Properties was born. Jamie is now recognised for his highly innovative approach to property sales and marketing and his expert use of social media.This episode lifts the lid on one of the fastest selling developments in London and exposes what it's really like to be a contestant on The Apprentice.To find out how Jamie Lester Consultancy can support you and your business, visit the website here. Driven by a desire to make the new homes recruitment process as hassle free as possible for our clients and candidates, deverellsmith provide a 360-degree new homes recruitment and career service, supplying sales and marketing, administrative, after-care and completions staff to industry leading developer and consultancies. Speak with Georgia Zambakides to learn more – Georgia.zambakides@deverellsmith.com.

Are we the baddies? To celebrate the release of Joker, MovieBong presents a Villains Special. Red and Mike discuss history's biggest villains from Shredder to Sir Alan Sugar. Mike pitches the best role Charlton Heston never played. Whilst Red seeks funding for a serial killer college. Plus reviews of Joker and Lost Boys. Presented by Mike Milling and Red RedmondProduced by Dead Cat ComedyRecorded and Edited by Red RedmondMusic by Eddie French

Remote butcher, "abs and arse", meditating in Ikea, is Sir Alan Sugar an Uber Exec driver? Nude bus drivers in summer and a privileged glimpse into the secret world of the CCTV operator.With Dan Reeves and Adam Firman. Subscribe and follow us for loads more important nonsense! Follow Dan and Adam on Instagram @thedanreeves @adamfirman Email the show: veryimportantveryserious@gmail.com Music from filmmusic.ioKevin MacLeod

Andy Harrington is a highly successful business owner, founder of The Jet Set Speaker System & The Public Speakers Academy and creator of the Public Speakers University, which is an incubator for world-class speakers. He is also the author of Passion Into Profit - How To Make Big Money From Who You Are & What You Know, which is a Sunday Times Bestseller. Andy, has gone on to coach Hollywood movie stars and some of the world’s best speakers through his Public Speakers University and Professional Speakers Academy. He himself has shared the stage with Sir Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, Sir Alan Sugar, Brian Tracy, Paul McKenna and Bob Proctor to just name a few.

Joining Lizzie and Stephen in the studio this week was Jessica Cunningham. Jessica told us all about her new projects, her time on The Apprentice, the latest drama with Sir Alan Sugar and how she would vote for Boris Johnson! Also in the studio was beautiful couple Shereece and Cameron from MTV's new reality show, True Love or True Lies – does their relationship stand up to the test of a grilling from Lizzie and Stephen? You'll have to listen to find out!

Joining Lizzie and Stephen in the studio this week was Jessica Cunningham. Jessica told us all about her new projects, her time on The Apprentice, the latest drama with Sir Alan Sugar and how she would vote for Boris Johnson! Also in the studio was beautiful couple Shereece and Cameron from MTV’s new reality show, True Love or True Lies – does their relationship stand up to the test of a grilling from Lizzie and Stephen? You’ll have to listen to find out!

In this weeks episode of How To Build Your own Rome, Rich and Mark from Success4 dive into the work of Sir Alan Sugar. From the early days of AMSTRAD to being the outspoken chairman of Premiership Football Club Tottenham Hotspur, Alan has seen and done it all and with his show The Apprentice he is now a house hold name. We look at his Top10 Rules For Success. https://success4.com/

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Mark interviews special guest Joseph Valente– successful entrepreneur business man and winner of The Apprentice in 2015 from over 50,000 applicants, on what it really takes to be successful as an entrepreneur and business man, the courage, confidence and self-belief required, and what it was like being mentored by Sir Alan Sugar. Joseph has a wealth of business experience in high profile environments and talks candidly about the traits that frequently define success and the importance of not fearing failure on the way to achieving your clear goals.

Karren Brady is well known as the right hand woman to Sir Alan Sugar on TV’s The Apprentice, and also as a formidable force in business – standing out not only as a huge success, but also as a woman in the undeniably male world of football. She started her 20 year career in football when she was appointed Managing Director of Birmingham City Football Club aged only 23, and took the club from administration to sell it for an incredible £82 million. Now she’s Vice Chairman of West Ham.

What are the secrets of a successful career? Ruth Badger — businesswoman, entrepreneur and ‘The Apprentice’ finalist — gives us an insight into how she got to where she is today, how work experience helped her and how such experience is essential to getting employment. Ruth was talking at the opening of an ‘Experience Works’ event for the Careers Service, and was introduced by Brian Hobbs, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research). Ruth Badger is well known from her success as a finalist on The Apprentice, with Sir Alan Sugar; she has continued her rise to fame with her own business troubleshooting TV show, Badger or Bust, numerous other TV appearances as well as running her own three businesses. (Note: in 2013 the University of Glamorgan merged with University of Wales, Newport to form the University of South Wales)