The Fuel Podcast
Interviews with leaders of companies from all areas of business on how they generate sales. What tactics do they use for their particular industry and how can you learn new tricks for your industry – all delivered with a jaunty perspective for your listening enjoyment!
Zitah McMillan – Predictive Black: Big data, AI, machine learning and new business
Using AI and machine learning to deliver powerful new business presentations. Fintech Predictive Black wants your agency to grow.
Read MoreAndy Farmer – ORM: The pros and cons of virtual pitching
How to pitch remotely. Andy Farmer executive strategy director at agency ORM gives hints and tips for managing and winning business under Covid-19 restrictions.
Read MoreNick Galanides: Off to the movies! How short films drive new business
Using short films to win business. Scrapping cynicism in the advertising industry. Where ideas come from. Innovation in the pandemic. The good and bad of Tik Tok.
Read MoreEpisode 28: Hank Blank – In the land of opportunities
How is the agency scene in the USA recovering? Hank is the man with the connections who can help us understand.
Read MoreEpisode 27: Jeremy Davies – Connecting people by design
How having a point to your pitches will improve your success rate. Jeremy fuses stand-up comedy with sit-up branding pitches.
Read MoreEpisode 26: John Pummell – New business through and through
John was there when the new business industry was born. He’s first generation and he’s not finished creating
Read MoreEpisode 25: Lynnette StQuintin – Barratt Homes: Building business in a new normal
Big company hibernation, agility pandemic disaster planning, Proptech, virtual house tours and the property market bounce back.
Read MoreEpisode 24: Isobel Arrowsmith – PRCA: A Latin American new business challenge
PRCA Director of The Americas Isobel Arrowsmith talks about the challenges of setting up a new office in a foreign country in a pandemic.
Read MoreEpisode 23: Ian Humphris – Nokamo: We’re not in Kansas anymore
Unhide, FFS! 10 new commandments of marketing, benchmarking is copying. We’re not in Kansas anymore.
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