E13S1: Beth Coldrick - BAO
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Beth Coldrick, founder of BAO has been on quite a journey over the last 12 years which has culminated in a line of home made, organic, natural and vegan certified skincare range.
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E12S1: Fiona Smyth - TotsBots
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Today we have the penultimate episode of The Business of Universal Kindness. I talk with Fiona Smyth of TotsBots as she tells her story of building a cloth nappy empire. Fiona is a wonderful example of how to “just figure things out as you go along” when it comes to building a business with longevity.
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E11S1: Marcus Hill & Nick Torday - Bower Collective
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Welcome to Episode 11 where I get to talk with Marcus and Nick from the Bower Collective. Like the Bower Bird famous for recycling brightly coloured plastic scraps to decorate its nest, they are a refill and replenishment ecommerce store providing the conscious consumer with all their non-food household needs.
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E10S1: Bex Walker - Bexfast
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Bex Walker is a shining example of building a business with slow growth and tough resilience in the face of challenges.
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E9S1: Charlotte Henshaw & Callum Parsons - Fire & Flow
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These coffee lovers tell us how they're doing it differently - ethical sourcing, eco packaging and the challenges of navigating a pandemic when you’ve just launched your business!
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E8S1: Caroline Sims - Botanycl
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Listen to Caroline's journey to launching Botanycl, a supplement company whose signature product Skin Clear Elixr is revolutionising women's lives around problematic skin.
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E7S1: Rachel Speth & Jeff Delkin - Bambu
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Fascinated by bamboo while working in China, Rachel & Jeff spent 2 years researching the material before they eventually took the leap of faith to start their own business manufacturing bamboo kitchen utensils.
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E6S1: Paula Quazi - smol
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How smol, a direct to consumer detergent company, launched with just Paula and co-founder Nick at the helm and how they're different from their chemical laden competitors.
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E5S1: Valentina Milanova - Daye
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Valentina founded Daye to provide period care and information made to fit her customers needs.
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E4S1: Charity Nichols - Green Tulip
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Listen in as Charity Nichols tells us how she has managed to build a team of people who run the various aspects of her many business ventures and the journey it has taken to grow slowly.
info_outlineToday we have the penultimate episode of The Business of Universal Kindness. I talk with Fiona Smyth of TotsBots as she tells her story of building a cloth nappy empire. Fiona is a wonderful example of how to “just figure things out as you go along” when it comes to building a business with longevity.