The Business of Cambridge: Recent Episodes
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Sue Keogh uncovers stories from businesses in and around the city, the challenges they face, and the inspirational people that make them a success.
How can we address the digital divide in education which has grown ever wider due to pandemic-induced disruption? With Philip Colligan, Chief Executive of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and Blutick […]
How do you spot a problem and build a tool to solve it? Sue Keogh from Michael Wells, MD of digital asset management software company Third Light and Richard Hobson […]
Sohini Biswas from SKAT Recruitment and Toby Young from Bailey Fisher join presenter Sue Keogh to talk about the challenges in hiring staff and managing teams throughout this turbulent pandemic […]
Charles Sturman from Huawei and Simon Thomas of graphene start-up Pargraf talk innovation. Plus, HR expert Kirsten Smith shares tips on workplace wellbeing. Sponsored by Cambridge Wireless.
Justin Crane from The Crane Event and Charlie Evans from Pink Lamp tell us about the huge challenges faced by the events sector – and their creative solutions. Plus, property […]
Dr Patrick Short from Sano Genetics and Simon Kew of Alchemie Technology talk about the collective clout of Cambridge companies in the fightback against Covid. Plus, Rajen Mistry from Are&Be […]
Hospitality – Olly Thain from CambsCuisine and Nick Davis from The Plough in Shepreth talk about the massive challenges faced by pubs and restaurants due to Covid – and their […]
Guests Dawn Lamb, Elyte Fitness, and Anjana Taank, Taank Optometrists, tell Sue Keogh how they’re bouncing back after a fire, a flood, and a pandemic. Plus John Bridge OBE from […]
Disability and inclusion agency founder Martyn Sibley and Claire Thompson of Agility Life Sciences talk marketing – and give their verdict on government communication in times of Covid. Plus property […]
Cambridge Fruit Company founder Neil Bharadwa and Steve the Barman – who’s ditched his mobile cocktail bar to run a lucrative YouTube channel – tell Sue Keogh how to pivot […]
It’s something which is so high on the agenda now, in a way we simply haven’t seen before. Customers are demanding less packaging. We’re becoming conscious about food miles and […]
In this episode, we’re talking about…money! How you get it, what you do with it, how you bring in even more. We’re particularly thinking about small businesses, who need to […]
We know how crucial innovation is to the success of a business and the wider economy, but how does it work in practice? Is it simply about the core idea, […]
We’ve moved on from the days when the question was, “Does my business need a website?” Now we think more about where we focus our attention, how to get the […]
Sue Keogh and guests Kate Hilyard from fast-growing life sciences startup Healx, and Anna Harvey from established accountancy firm Price Bailey, discover how to build a strong team and discussing […]
Sue Keogh is joined by Harriet Kelsall, who launched her bespoke jewellery business in 1998 and now trades from her beautiful shop on Green Street in Cambridge, and John Hoyle […]
Is it just a logo, or does it shape how we feel about an organisation? In this episode host Sue Keogh is joined by Ian James from the newly and […]
Sue Keogh explores the importance of where a business is located with guests Saul Nassé, Group Chief Executive, Cambridge Assessment, and James Parton, MD of The Bradfield Centre.
Sue Keogh is joined by two guests from the food and beverages sector who have a generous helping of experience and advice to share on growing a successful business. Claire […]
1/12 Networking. Sue Keogh and guests Abhi Naha from Cambridge Wireless and The Grub Club’s Vhari Russell discuss how our local networks strengthen Cambridge’s position as a city where businesses […]