
E354 | Hard graft, AI and a dash of drama: How Kit Cox grew Enate
AI, graft and a bit of drama, how Kit Cox quietly built Enate into a decade-long “overnight success”.

E353 | Make the tech invisible, make the work flow — my conversation with Shelley Copsey of FYLD
I like founders who aren’t distracted by the sparkle. Shelley Copsey is one of them. She started in consulting on

E352 | The caring AI CEO who pays £2.5k for failures – my conversation with Steve Salvin of Aiimi
Want people to innovate with AI? Pay them to fail spectacularly. Aiimi’s ‘Nobber of the Year’ proves it works.

E351 | Dan Williams: How optimism, endurance and trust built a 10x manufacturer
You meet some leaders and know within five minutes why their teams follow them. Dan Williams is one of those.

E350 | A drunk graduate today, a professor by 2030 – where AI is right now, with Daniel Hulme
In this episode, we explore the future of AI leadership with Daniel Hulme, CEO of Satalia and Chief AI Officer

E349 | Raising money in a tough market: Lessons from Paul Archer, Jo Saxby and John Readman
Raising venture capital has never been straightforward. But in the UK right now? It’s painful. Series A deals are thin

E348 | “We’re going to replace our own business with AI”: Aytekin Tank on Scaling to 700 Employees & 35M+ Users
What you’ll learn Book recommendations Creative Selection – Ken KociendaThe Goal – Eliyahu GoldrattNo Man’s Land – Doug Tatum

E347 | “It’s about solving problems”: James Peach on scaling culture, brand marketing & customer obsession
James Peach on why brand is about solving problems and sparking emotion, not just making noise.

E346 | Scaling Culture, Velocity & AI in HR Tech with Phil Coxon
Leading three HR tech brands through AI, acquisitions, and chaos—Phil Coxon’s playbook for scaling without losing the plot.

E345 | From CPO to Chief Venture Officer: Building AI-First Products That Actually Work with Ivo Dimitrov
Ivo Dimitrov shares how to build AI-first products that actually deliver—turning vision into working reality.


