Talking to #LeadHers Podcast

In this episode, CMS Partner Katie Nagy de Nagybaczon is joined by Rosie Wainwright, Regional Manager of Career Ready.

We discuss the role of mentoring in empowering young adults and how the network effect plays a key role in social mobility. We also hear from some of our previous podcast guests who share their experiences of mentoring.

In this episode, CMS Partner Katie Nagy de Nagybaczon is joined by Alex Harris, Founder of Adadot and Gabriela Hersham, Co-Founder of Huckletree.

We discuss the importance of prioritising employee wellbeing and opportunities for collaboration when building a thriving start-up culture.

In the eighth episode, CMS Partner Elliot Cowan is joined by Rikke Rosenlund, Founder and CEO of BorrowMyDoggy. We discuss the effects of the pandemic on their business and how employee wellbeing is taking priority as they launch new solutions.

In the seventh episode, CMS Associate Katharine Lammiman is joined by Marta Palmeiro, Co-Founder and CFO of StudentFinance and Jess Houlgrave, Chief of Staff at Checkout.com. We discuss their transitions from corporate to start-up, promoting financial inclusion using open banking and the importance of utilising your network when fundraising.

In this episode, we are joined by Liliana Reasor, Founder and CEO of SupraFin. We discuss how decentralised finance is impacting the future of financial services, how the digital assets space has changed during the pandemic and what the long-term impacts of these developments will be.

In this episode, we are joined by Felicia Meyerowitz Singh, Founder and CEO of Akoni. We discuss Open Finance , the gender data gap and creating a founder support network.

In this episode, we are joined by Mikela Druckman, CEO and Co-Founder of Greyparrot. We discuss building a mission-led business, the benefits of developing a remote team and lessons learnt whilst fundraising.

In this episode, we are joined by Anya Roy and Chantelle Bell, Co-Founders of Syrona Health. We explore the technology which is being developed to reframe the conversation around gynaecological health and discuss why ‘FemTech’ can be an unhelpful label. 

In this episode, we are joined by Hannah Burrow, CEO & Co-Founder of Kiroku to discuss how establishing strong foundations can be critical for building and scaling a successful start-up. 

In this episode, we are joined by Caroline Hughes from Lifetise and Julie Baker from NatWest. We look at the progress which has been made in helping female founders secure funding since the launch of the Rose Review. We are joined by Caroline Hughes, Co-Founder of Lifetise and Julie Baker, Head of Enterprise and Climate Engagement at NatWest to discuss democratising personal finance and the initiatives closing the gap on funding female founders