Boardroom Uncovered – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode of Boardroom Uncovered, City AM UK Editor Jon Robinson sits down with the CEO of Sage Group to unpack the challenges faced by UK-listed tech companies and the reasoning behind the FTSE 100 giant’s decision to remain headquartered in the UK. 

With the company boasting a global reach and nearly 40 per cent of its shares held by US funds, the conversation explores why a move to the Nasdaq (or another US listing) isn’t currently on the cards.

At the same time, the CEO argues that London-listed firms are undervalued in part because they fail to tell a compelling, consistent growth story, and because peer groups are thin in the UK market.

He stresses that access to capital isn’t the issue for Sage - but the perception of value and the comparative narrative are.

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In the latest episode of Boardroom Uncovered, City AM's UK Editor Jon Robinson sits down with James Reed, CEO of Reed, to chart the recruitment firm’s evolution and unpack his vision for Britain.

Reed discusses how he’d remake the UK into a powerhouse for entrepreneurs - emphasising the need for less red tape, smarter tax policy and a thriving job market that delivers for all.

He reflects on how his family-run business has adapted in a changing world and shares insights on leadership, economic growth and the road ahead for talent-hungry companies.

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The chief executive and co-founder of UK technology unicorn Motorway has spoken out about whether his company will choose London for a possible future initial public offering (IPO).

Speaking to City AM's UK Editor Jon Robinson on the latest episode of Boardroom Uncovered, Tom Leathes opened up about the chances of Motorway going public on the London Stock Exchange.

The main market has come under pressure in recent years following a number of high-profile exits and a fall in the number of companies completing IPOs.

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The move to working from home (WFH) and hybrid office policies post-pandemic are having an impact on where Pret A Manger is considering opening new stores, its UK boss has said.

Speaking to Jon Robinson on this episode of City AM's Boardroom Uncovered podcast, Clare Clough said the business is having to adjust to the changes in working patterns and locations.

She said the result will be the brand looking to launch stores "where people live as much as areas where people work, especially in London".

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Gen Z are ditching the pub and instead choosing to socialise with their friends at the gym more, the boss of one of the UK's largest chains has said.

Will Orr, the chief executive of The Gym Group, told Jon Robinson on this episode of Boardroom Uncovered that the trend is an "incredible generational opportunity" for his company and one he is hoping to further capitalise on in the coming years.

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The UK boss of pizza chain Papa Johns has branded the rising costs his business is facing as a result of a "perfect storm of difficulty".

Speaking on this episode of City AM‘s Boardroom Uncovered podcast, managing director Chris Phylactou also called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to "start giving some relief to businesses" as companies are having a "hard time".

He pointed to the increase in employers' contributions to National Insurance as one of the major impacts on his business since Labour came to power last summer.

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The UK is at risk of "taking too many steps down a road of not wanting to celebrate risk takers and wealth creators", according to the co-CEO of sports apparel brand, Castore.

Thomas Beahon, who shares the top job with his brother Phil, added that "there's not a lot of incentive for anyone to take risks right now" and called for a flat rate of income tax to be introduced.

Speaking to Jon Robinson on this episode of City AM's Boardroom Uncovered podcast, Beahon said it is "hard to be overly positive" about the state of the UK economy and that actions taken by the Labour government "haven't necessarily matched the rhetoric that came before them coming into power".

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The UK boss of LinkedIn has revealed her top three tips to help boost your profile on the social media platform.

Speaking to City AM's UK Editor, Jon Robinson, on the new episode of the Boardroom Uncovered podcast, Janine Chamberlin admitted that she doesn't have direct access to the all-important algorithm, but she does know a few hints and tips to help drive engagement on the site.

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Capitalism is "unbelievably tedious" and needs to be rebranded in order for people to fight for its survival by the end of Donald Trump's second US administration, marketing veteran Rory Sutherland has said.

Speaking on the latest episode of City AM's Boardroom Uncovered podcast, Sutherland said that free market capitalism has been made "so boring that I'm not sure people really feel the urge to defend it anymore".

He added that another name for capitalism is needed – one which recognises that "markets do not mean financial markets, but fundamentally wealth is created through innovation, marketing, behavioural change".

The Ogilvy chairman also touched on the impact of having the 'bank of mum and dad' and how difficult buying a house in London has become. 

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The CEO of FTSE 100 Auto Trader UK has revealed that he is "not the most sophisticated of car buyers". However, he admitted that he uses Auto Trader "loads". 

Nathan Coe, speaking to Jon Robinson on the latest episode of City AM's Boardroom Uncovered podcast, said the government needs to encourage more investment into companies listed on the London Stock Exchange to revive the fortunes of the City.

Coe added that the UK doesn’t have the same level of “encouragement or incentivisation” around building tech businesses.

He also said that it “feels a bit lonely” as one of the largest technology companies in the UK and that’s a stark difference between this country and the US.

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