In this episode, I talk to Hannah Dossary. Hannah is a web designer who helps creative entrepreneurs extend their joyful personalities onto websites that are as bold as they are.

We talk about her childhood living abroad, her move to London when she was 18 and coping with it all as an introvert and her career journey from there to where she is now!

She is now based in Brighton, where she specialises in Squarespace and Shopify and is known for her playful, colourful designs that excite their audiences.

In this episode, Erin Buck sits down with Jo Millet, a dynamic entrepreneur who transitioned from a career in education to founding her own content marketing agency.

Jo shares her journey from being a passionate history teacher to becoming a successful business owner and podcaster.

Jo opens up about her early life, her educational background, and the challenges she faced growing up in a small county in England. She discusses her experiences in the teaching profession, including her efforts to revamp the history curriculum to reflect diverse perspectives and her ultimate decision to leave teaching due to the restrictive educational policies under the Tory government.

Listeners will hear about Jo's bold leap into the world of digital marketing, her initial struggles, and how she built her skills and confidence by taking on challenging roles in various marketing agencies.

Tune in for an insightful conversation filled with humour, resilience, and practical advice.

In this episode, we sit down with the talented Emmelie Coulson, a vibrant brand designer and illustrator, proud mom of two, and wife to her equally quirky husband, Steve.

Originally from the Netherlands, Emmelie shares her fascinating journey from studying Interior Design to travelling and settling in the UK and Scotland.

She discusses how her love for illustration and bold, colourful design evolved into a mission to help female business owners enhance their visual branding.

Emmelie talks about the importance of branding for small businesses and how it empowers women to take up more space and showcase their brilliance.

If you enjoy this episode, please leave us a review or a rating. Your support helps our small podcast reach more people and share the incredible stories of women like Emmelie.

Welcome to "Women in Business", the podcast where we celebrate the awe-inspiring stories of women entrepreneurs. I'm your host, Erin Buck.

Today, I'm thrilled to introduce a game changer in the wedding design industry, Heidi!

Not only has Heidi been the creative force behind Glorious by Heidi for over a decade, but she's also renowned for her award-winning, handcrafted wedding accessories that cater to brides who are all about individuality and a love for nature, drama, music, and fashion.

Described by Bridal Buyer Magazine as a true trailblazer, her designs are a testament to the spirit of the festival-hearted, dance-floor-loving brides. As we delve deeper into this podcast series, you'll discover the incredible achievements, challenges, and triumphs of women like Heidi, who have truly made their mark.

Don't miss out on Heidi's designs, which can be found online here and in several UK bridal boutiques.

In this episode of Women in Business, we explore the unique practice of Willow Paule, a content repurposing specialist.

Willow's expertise lies in taking entrepreneurs' existing marketing messages and transforming them for different audiences and media.

By doing so, she helps her clients break free from the constant cycle of creating new content, allowing them to focus on serving their clients and growing their businesses in a deeper, more intentional way.

Tune in to learn about Willow's journey and how she found herself where she is today.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willow-paule-101/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/willowpaulecreative/

Website: www.willowpaule.com

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/willowpaulecreative/

In this episode of Women in Business, we chat with Kate Campbell, the founder of Wonderlust, where creative thinking takes center stage.

Kate invites everyone, even those who believe they're not 'creative,' to explore and ignite their creativity. This creative journey not only enhances wellbeing but also future-proofs businesses through innovation and brings daily joy.

Kate has lived a life steeped in creativity across various roles. Now, she channels her passion into running Wonderlust while also working as an Interior Designer & Stylist. Through her community, Wonder Club, Kate nurtures a new generation of creative thinkers.

As a parent of teens, Kate also hosts Wondermums, a group for parents who wish to adopt a creative approach to parenting. Wondermums values creative thinking for the parents themselves, their relationships with their rapidly maturing children, and for their children's future.

This approach transcends traditional arts and crafts, focusing instead on fostering connection and equipping children with essential skills for a bright future by learning through example.

Join us as Kate shares her journey, the essence of creative thinking, and how it can transform personal and professional lives.

For info on both Wonder Club and Wondermums, visit Kate’s website www.thisiswonderlust.com or see Kate’s instagram page @this.is.wonderlust

You can also sign up to Kate’s FREE Creative Sparks weekly email - click here to do so!

In this episode of Women in Business, we are thrilled to welcome Heather, an award-winning digital marketing strategist with a passion for podcast production and storytelling.

Heather empowers brands with innovative and engaging content ideas, helping them to see the bigger picture and guiding projects from start to finish.

Six years ago, she founded Heather’s Media Hub, a dynamic consultancy that offers bespoke services tailored to each client’s needs.

Beyond running her own company, Heather serves on the board of The Ethical Coaching Company, has recently taken on the role of Commercial Director for The Grub Street Journal, and represents the IoD Scotland Fife and Tayside Branch as the PR and Comms ambassador. Additionally, she generously offers free consultancy hours to The Ootsider, a CIC company dedicated to supporting rough sleepers in Scotland and across the UK.

So, join us as Heather shares her journey and her dedication to making a positive impact through her work.

In this episode of Women in Business, we have the privilege of speaking with Laura Doherty, a seasoned celebrant, death doula, and grief coach. Laura specialises in guiding individuals and families through life's most pivotal moments with personalised and compassionate support.

Her dedication to creating meaningful and serene ceremonies, coupled with providing a safe space for exploring death and grief, sets her apart in her field.

Laura's empathetic approach ensures her clients feel seen, safe, and supported during the most challenging times.

Join us as Laura shares her journey, the significance of her work, and her commitment to making end-of-life experiences as peaceful and meaningful as possible.

Website: https://lauradoherty.uk

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedeathmaven/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedeathmaven

Substack: https://laurathedeathmaven.substack.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurajdoherty/