Original Broadcast: Careers Clinic
With celebrity sexual harassment cases making the papers, Sue Dougan talks to top employment solicitor Beverley Sunderland about what you can do as an employer or if you find yourself a victim.
Guests: Beverley Sunderland
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Phil Scott talks to Simon Rose about the portrayal of politics in film
Guests: Phil Scott
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Gadgets and Gizmos with Share Radio's technology editor Steve Caplin.
Guests: Steve Caplin
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Original Broadcast: The History of Booms, Busts and Bubbles
This week Rita Lobo is joined by Dr. Kent Deng, Reader of Economics at LSE, to discuss Hong Kong and how it has developed into an economic powerhouse since its days as a British colony.
Guests: Kent Deng
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Sarah Pennells is once again joined by a financial journalist from the Telegraph, Sophie Christie, to help discuss the topic of traveling abroad. Also joining Sarah in the studio are, Bob Atkinson from, Travelsupermarket.com, Mariette Ferreira, from Farefx and personal finance commentator and Founder of MoneyComms, Andrew Hagger.
Guests: ANdrew Hagger,Mariette Ferreira,Bob Atkinson,Sophie Christie
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Company Casebook with Linda Lewis. This week Linda talks to David Ball about Cemfree, a company that creates a low carbon concrete by cutting out cement.
Guests: David Ball
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Rod Garnham, Co-Founder of Corkers Crisps, joins Sue to discuss how he came to create the relatively new crisp company, and the music that influenced him throughout his career.
Guests: Rob Garnham
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Linda Lewis talks to Matt Perkins, president of E2V, a global provider of specialist technology in Space, Medicine, Defence and general industry on Company Casebook.
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Original Broadcast: Women & Money
Sarah Pennells on Women and Money, talking to Giles Andrews, CEO and Co-Founder of Zopa, Ayan Mitra, Founder and CEO of CrowdBnk and also Tom Seaman CFO of Funding Tree, all about Peer to Peer lending and crowd funding.
Guests: Ayan Mitra,Tom Seaman,Giles Andrews
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What do Mark Zuckerberg; Richard Branson and Bill Gates have in common apart from being super successful - they all have or have had mentors. In this show Georgie takes a look at why it matters and the impact it can have on both you - and your business with Jackie Jenks the senior manager of enterprise mentoring at Lloyds Bank.
Guests: Jackie Jenks
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