There's nothing worse than getting at the top of a career ladder only to realise you're on the wrong wall. When this week’s guest Claudia Colucci woke up one day and realised that she was part of the top 5% of women in the advertising industry, and didn’t like what she saw, she did one of the scariest things possible: She quit. Here’s the story of what happened next.
#119 How to better lead and serve with Ash Alexander-Cooper OBE
Today's very special guest on the show is Ash Alexander-Cooper OBE, a former Specialist Military Unit Colonel in the British Armed Forces who served the British Army for 22 years and who spent 82 months deployed on operations in complex and hostile environments. As a former elite athlete representing Team GB and a man leading woman and men into battle, this is one of the most inspiring conversations you'll hear on what it takes to build adaptable and high performing teams through compassionate and mission-driven leadership.
#118 How to pitch to win with David Beckett
#117 Why sharing your truth can change the world with Philip McKernan
We wouldn’t be called The Unconventionalists if we didn’t do things a little differently from time to time. And today, we’re excited to share with you a world first for the show, we invited Philip McKernan, the author of the new book “One Last Talk” to become the very Guest Host of the show for this very special episode. Enjoy!
#116 How cooking for Bill Gates sparked a food revolution with Saima Khan
#115 How to do your best work with Aaron Dignan
Let's be honest, the way we work is broken. Frederick Taylor and his concept of scientific management was invented over 100 years ago on a factory floor for a world that no longer exists. The good news is that we can change that reality. Tune in to this week’s episode of The Unconventionalists where Mark Leruste sits down with organisational whisperer Aaron Dignan, founder of The Ready and author of the brand new book "Brave New Work" to talk about why more autonomy, trust, and transparency, not bureaucracy, is the secret to doing our best work.
#114 Why being yourself is good for business with George Bettany
What if the secret to building and growing a business that people wanted to love and support was to actually just be yourself? Wouldn’t that be a crazy idea? Well, watch my powerful conversation with George Bettany, co-founder of Sanctus who believes that being yourself is good for business. He should know, their startup is on track to make 7-figures in 2019 without even having a sales team!