Original Broadcast: Morning Money at 7:00
David Miles, Chief Executive Officer at Mears Group, joins Sandra Kilhof and Mark Johnson to discuss the company's half year results.
Guests: David Miles
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Shop Floor with Nick Peters talking with Daniel Tenner about how businesses built on an Open Culture can generate enthusiasm, commitment and profits. And how his own business, Grant Tree, has flourished as a result.
Guests: Daniel Tenner
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Shop Floor with Nick Peters talking to Dom Jackman, co-founder of Escape the City, about the growing discontent among young professionals with life on the treadmill and how he and his team help them escape into a life of great fulfilment.
Guests: Dom Jackman
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Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging is a highly successful British technology firm which developed the world's first MRI scanner for injured or ill horses. The company has won two Queen's Awards for Enterprise and International Trade. It is now developing a revolutionary scanner to help vets diagnose and treat cats and dogs. Linda Lewis went to meet them.
Guests: Jos Belgrave,Nick Bolas,Steve Roberts,Jane Boswell
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Original Broadcast: Careers Clinic
According to the Department of Business, Industry and Skills bad management is responsible for as much as 56% of small-business failures. Georgie Frost spoke to Hywel Roberts from Growth Business UK to talk through the issues faced by small businesses.
Guests: Hywel Roberts
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Mark Johnson speaks to David Bruce, the man who set up the Firkin pubs chain and who now runs the West Berkshire Brewery, ahead of The Great British Beer Festival taking place in Kensington.
Guests: David Bruce
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Original Broadcast: Morning Money at 8:00
Nigel Payne, Non-Execiutive Chairman of Stride Gaming, joins Sandra Kilhof and Mark Johnson to discuss the company's acquisition of InfiApps, as well as looking at the strategy, structure and trends of gaming companies and the industry.
Guests: Nigel Payne
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Original Broadcast: Careers Clinic
Now what kind of person would you choose to hire to run a business for you? Maybe someone that was stubborn and broke the rules? This might sound like a manager's nightmare, but research suggests that having a few employees just like this might be beneficial. Georgie chats to chartered psychologist and Management Consultant Paulo Moscuzza about why that is.
Guests: Paulo Moscuzza
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Over the past few decades the number of women in tech hasn't only not improved, it's actually got worse. A study released earlier this year shows that in 2013, just 26 percent of computing jobs in the US were held by women which is down from 35 percent in 1990. Kirsty Shanks speaks to the director of the new documentary "Code: Debugging The Gender Gap" which aims to work out what exactly's going on and why there aren't more women in tech.
Guests: Robin Hauser Reynolds
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Original Broadcast: Morning Money at 8:00
Mike Park, CEO at The Scottish White Fish Producers Association (SWFPA), who are the largest fishing association in Europe, offers an insight into the fishing industry on the back of the Fisheries Society Annual Symposium.
Guests: Mike Park
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