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Hosted by Businessin Wales · business · EN-GB · 28 episodes
The Businessin Wales Podcast is your home for insight, news and exclusive interviews. Hosted by award-winning journalist Daniel Bevan, we get to the heart of the story and ask the questions you want answers to.
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Episode #28
This week Dan is joined by former rugby international now Corporate Relations Lead at Dow Schofield Watts, Ellis Jenkins. Ellis recalls highlights of his rugby career, discusses leadership qualities, and shares the experience of transitioning from international rugby to the corporate world. This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.
Episode #26
Paul Kerslake joins the show and discusses his personal journey from learning a trade to founding N3XUS, a global infrastructure platform. Paul talks about growing the business across the Middle East and Asia, and what the Welsh government can learn from doing business in these areas. This podcast is sponsored by Sinclair Group.
Episode #25
Former Love Island contestant Callum Macleod joins the podcast to share his story of going from TV back to his roots of aircraft engineering and the challenges and opportunities that arose during his journey. Callum speaks about navigating the media industry with a family and the experience he gained from pursuing a career that provides fulfilment. This podcast is sponsored by Sinclair Group.
Episode #24
<p>Leon Pesticcio joins Daniel in the studio in this episode of the Businessin Wales Podcast.</p> <p>Leon shares insight on what a major rebrand looks like for a Managing Director as his company transitioned from Bridgend Ford into Waterton Motor Group.</p> <p>He also explains the dynamic of working alongside his father in the motor trade and discusses the rising trend of Chinese-manufactured vehicles.</p> <p>This podcast is sponsored by Sinclair Group.</p>
Episode #23
<p>The podcast travelled to Parkgate Hotel Cardiff this week to host another roundtable special, focusing on marketing in Wales under the new government.</p> <p>Daniel was joined by James Robinson from Hello Starling, Emily Gallagher from Ubiquity, Will Meredith from Golley Slater, Rhys Flowers from Four Cymru, and Kate Mann from Cowshed.</p> <p>The group spoke about doing more with less, the benefit or threat of AI, and much more. </p> <p>This podcast is sponsored by Sinclair Group.</p>
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