Explorez tous les épisodes du podcast Coffee With A Female Founder
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| "I would love to have a hater, they're your biggest fans" | Coffee with a Female Founder | 08 juin 2026 | 00:36:30 | |
Join us as Molly Halle shares her journey from performer to founder of Elephunk in the Room and EXHO, the LinkedIn for the music industry. Discover her insights on building community, balancing creativity with business, and pioneering tech solutions for artists. In this episode:
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Enjoyed this episode? Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review! Share this episode with a fellow business owner who is ready to transition from overwhelmed to organised with smart outsourcing. Starting and scaling a business can feel overwhelming, where do you begin, how do you grow, and who do you turn to for guidance? The Female Founder is a community driven learning platform and we are here to support you through every step of your entrepreneurial journey. To join The Female Founder membership visit our website and use code CFFPOD20 for 20% off your first month https://www.thefemalefounder.co.uk To get 90% off Xero for 6 months head to https://referrals.xero.com/jmppz4jhgg0a-nx0cim The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder The podcast is brought to you by Northern Media Company https://www.northernmediaco.co.uk | |||
| "Being a business owner is like a crash course in personal development" | Emma Mills founder of MiPA | 26 mai 2026 | 00:46:12 | |
Are you thinking about hiring a Virtual Assistant (VA) or an Executive Assistant (EA) to help scale your business? Then this episode is a must-listen! I sat down with Emma Mills, the founder of MiPA—an award-winning virtual PA and live call answering service team. We dive deep into her inspiring journey of entrepreneurship, exploring how she successfully managed scaling a business from a one-woman show to managing a team of over 20 people. Emma shares invaluable, actionable advice on when to hire a virtual assistant, the essential steps to take before bringing an outsourcing partner on board, and top productivity tips for entrepreneurs to help you reclaim your time and stay on top of your game. Key Takeaways From This Episode:
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Enjoyed this episode? Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review! Share this episode with a fellow business owner who is ready to transition from overwhelmed to organised with smart outsourcing. Starting and scaling a business can feel overwhelming, where do you begin, how do you grow, and who do you turn to for guidance? The Female Founder is a community driven learning platform and we are here to support you through every step of your entrepreneurial journey. To join The Female Founder membership visit our website and use code CFFPOD20 for 20% off your first month https://www.thefemalefounder.co.uk To get 90% off Xero for 6 months head to https://referrals.xero.com/jmppz4jhgg0a-nx0cim The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder The podcast is brought to you by Northern Media Company https://www.northernmediaco.co.uk | |||
| How to build a brand people are obsessed with - Kierian Cameron | 12 mai 2026 | 00:38:12 | |
In this episode, we’re diving into the world of Kierian Cameron, who took a wild career path—think everything from FBI romance (yes, really!) to founding a pioneering print-only media brand. We’re peeling back the layers on the psychology of "cult brands" and why building a deep-rooted community matters way more than just having a pretty logo. Kierian breaks down why you need a solid strategy and positioning in place before you even touch your visual identity, plus she shares some high-level secrets on sensory branding—including how things like scent and emotion can make your brand totally unforgettable. Whether you’re a female founder looking to stand out or just obsessed with the art of storytelling, this conversation is packed with practical advice on building a brand that’s authentic, tangible, and full of heart in our noisy digital world. Kierian is offering our listeners a mysterious discount to join the cult. Use ‘COFFEEWITHACULTFOUNDER’ at https://brandcult.uk on either a subscription or a one-off issue. Find Kierian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/envoytocultleader/ Find Brand Cult on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brand.cultuk/ If you want to work with Kierian on branding visit: https://www.instagram.com/houseofcultbrands/ Starting and scaling a business can feel overwhelming, where do you begin, how do you grow, and who do you turn to for guidance? The Female Founder is a community driven learning platform and we are here to support you through every step of your entrepreneurial journey. To join The Female Founder membership visit our website and use code CFFPOD20 for 20% off your first month https://www.thefemalefounder.co.uk To get 90% off Xero for 6 months head to https://referrals.xero.com/jmppz4jhgg0a-nx0cim The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder The podcast is brought to you by Northern Media Company https://www.northernmediaco.co.uk | |||
| How to build a website that actually converts with Laura Robinson | 28 avr. 2026 | 00:51:59 | |
In the world of digital marketing, one question looms large: How can you effectively convert website visitors into paying customers? In this episode, we explore how to turn a beautifully designed website into one that makes money. This week's guest Laura Robinson is the founder and CRO specialist at Web + Flo. Laura works with eCom businesses to take their websites from ordinary to iconic. Find out more about Laura and Web + Flo:https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurajrobinson1/https://webandflo.co.uk/https://www.instagram.com/web.and.flohttps://webandflo.beehiiv.com/subscribe Starting and scaling a business can feel overwhelming, where do you begin, how do you grow, and who do you turn to for guidance? The Female Founder is a community driven learning platform and we are here to support you through every step of your entrepreneurial journey. To join The Female Founder membership visit our website and use code CFFPOD20 for 20% off your first month https://www.thefemalefounder.co.uk To get 90% off Xero for 6 months head to https://referrals.xero.com/jmppz4jhgg... The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder The podcast is brought to you by Northern Media Company https://www.northernmediaco.co.uk | |||
| As British people we find it awkward to talk about money with Tarnia Elsworth | 15 avr. 2026 | 00:40:00 | |
In this episode, we explore the journey of a female financial advisor and football club director Tarnia Ellsworth, emphasising authenticity, community, and financial empowerment for women. Discover insights on career transitions, building a business aligned with personal values, and practical tips on pension planning and financial management. Find Tarnia on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tarniaelsworth/ Learn more about TP Financial Solutions: https://www.tpfinancialsolutions.co.uk Starting and scaling a business can feel overwhelming, where do you begin, how do you grow, and who do you turn to for guidance? The Female Founder is a community driven learning platform and we are here to support you through every step of your entrepreneurial journey. To join The Female Founder membership visit our website and use code CFFPOD20 for 20% off your first month https://www.thefemalefounder.co.uk To get 90% off Xero for 6 months head to https://referrals.xero.com/jmppz4jhgg0a-nx0cim The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder The podcast is brought to you by Northern Media Company https://www.northernmediaco.co.uk | |||
| Building a global social enterprise HASSL with Amy Watson | 01 avr. 2026 | 01:01:57 | |
In this exclusive interview with Amy Watson, founder of Hassl that tackles sexual harassment at its root, we talk about her journey building a global social enterprise. Amy is one of very few women who studied entrepreneurship at university, she speaks about her journey being in a male dominated world and how she struggled with self confidence. To learn more about what Hassl does visit: https://hassl.uk The Female Founder and Hassl are hosting an event on the 20th of April in Manchester City Centre all about building a better world for women in business. Buy your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-balanced-founder-a-nervous-system-approach-to-preventing-burnout-tickets-1984539579304?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl Starting and scaling a business can feel overwhelming, where do you begin, how do you grow, and who do you turn to for guidance? The Female Founder is a community driven learning platform and we are here to support you through every step of your entrepreneurial journey. To join The Female Founder membership visit our website and use code CFFPOD20 for 20% off your first month https://www.thefemalefounder.co.uk To get 90% off Xero for 6 months head to https://referrals.xero.com/jmppz4jhgg0a-nx0cim The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder The podcast is brought to you by Become Content www.becomecontent.co.uk | |||
| Advocacy in Health and Business: A Conversation with Latoya Johnson of FTIO | 18 mars 2026 | 00:49:07 | |
This episode with Latoya Johnson, we explore her journey with endometriosis and entrepreneurship. Latoya shares how she 'accidentally' made a tea that has helped her condition along with other inflammatory conditions and how she has shaped her business around it. Starting and scaling a business can feel overwhelming, where do you begin, how do you grow, and who do you turn to for guidance? The Female Founder is a community driven learning platform and we are here to support you through every step of your entrepreneurial journey. To join The Female Founder membership visit our website and use code CFFPOD20 for 20% off your first month www.thefemalefounder.co.uk The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder The podcast is brought to you by Become Content www.becomecontent.co.uk | |||
| “I got chronically ill from burnout” | 04 mars 2026 | 00:46:32 | |
This episode with Emma England, we explore the importance of wellness, mindfulness, and sustainable practices for female founders to prevent burnout and maintain long-term success. Emma shares her personal journey, practical tips, and tools to integrate wellness into busy entrepreneurial lives. Emma has also written a course 'The Balanced Founder' for The Female Founder Membership if you are interested in learning more about her practices head to www.thefemalefounder.co.uk The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder The podcast is brought to you by Become Content www.becomecontent.co.uk | |||
| Building a community of Female Founders: Our Founders Journey | 18 févr. 2026 | 00:46:08 | |
In this episode of Coffee with a Female Founder, host Amy Kohl shares her journey from aspiring fashion designer to business owner, discussing her experiences in the fashion industry, the ethical concerns that led her to start her own brand, and the lessons learned from her entrepreneurial journey. She emphasises the importance of community, support, and purpose in business, and introduces her new venture, the Female Founder, aimed at empowering women in their entrepreneurial pursuits. The Female Founder is a community driven, learning platform. As part of the membership you will get access to a directory of courses covering business fundamentals and soft skills for women in business, along with workbooks and templates to help you implement your learning. You will also be a part of our Female Founder community group on WhatsApp where you will find ‘The Board’ which is a space to ask for support and advice to fellow female founders and experts, think of it as your board of directors. Members also have access to exclusive offers on softwares and services for your business. Along with various live events throughout the year and monthly webinars. I am also offering the first 20 sign ups 20% off their membership for life! Head to www.thefemalefounder.co.uk to sign up | |||
| Is Pinterest the forgotten social media? | 04 févr. 2026 | 00:52:26 | |
In this episode of Coffee with a Female Founder, Laura England shares her unconventional journey from studying English and drama to becoming a digital marketing expert. She discusses the challenges and opportunities she faced during the pandemic, her experiences working on cruise ships, and the importance of building a community through her business, Business Girls. The episode also delves into the concept of slow marketing, focusing on email and Pinterest strategies, and the role of AI in copywriting. Laura talks about the significance of leadership and resilience gained from her experiences in the cruise industry, and offers valuable advice for female founders starting their own businesses. Connect with Laura on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurahengland/ Want to work with Laura?https://thewritersharbour.myflodesk.com/voyagemapping This podcast is brought to you by Become Content www.becomecontent.co.uk | |||
| From Business Mentor to Founder | 21 janv. 2026 | 00:47:51 | |
In this episode of "Coffee with a Female Founder," we speak with Roxy Lawton, a seasoned business coach and mentor. Roxy shares her inspiring journey from a secure corporate position to the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship. The episode highlights the importance of empathy, personal growth, and strategic planning in business. Roxy provides valuable insights into the entrepreneurial mindset, emphasising the significance of being bold and curious in the business world. Connect with Roxy Via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/roxanalawton1/ | |||
| From the NHS to owning a business: Ashley Shepherd | 17 déc. 2025 | 00:40:58 | |
In this episode of Coffee with a Female Founder, Amy sits down with Ashley to unpack her inspiring journey from working in the NHS to building a purpose-led business designed to help people to stand. Ashley shares how her experience on the frontline helped her identify a clear gap in a service-led industry, and how that insight sparked the creation of a product-based solution rooted in real need. Together, Amy and Ashley explore what it truly takes to bring a brand-new product to market, from early concept and development to navigating the challenges of launch.They also discuss the realities of transitioning from public service to entrepreneurship, and the importance of learning to befriend social media as a modern founder. To find out more about Stand Sure please visit their website: https://www.standsureonline.co.uk The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder This podcast is produced by @kupoduk in Oldham Greater Manchester | |||
| Building a Family Business: The Story of Mama Soul Food | 02 déc. 2025 | 00:34:25 | |
In this episode of Coffee with a Female Founder, Andrea Manguera shares her journey as a business owner of two distinct Businesses: Mama’s Soul Food, a seafood restaurant in Manchester, and Sirens Pole Fitness. She discusses the challenges and triumphs of running a family business, the importance of community engagement, and the balance between her two businesses. Andrea also opens up about overcoming self-doubt, managing burnout, and the significance of self-care in entrepreneurship. You can find her on instagram: @andreathesiren Mama’s Soul Food: @mamasoulfoodmcr Sirens Pole Fitness: @sirensexlusive The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder This podcast is produced by @kupoduk in Oldham Greater Manchester | |||
| From Personal Branding to Email Marketing , Margaret Ward shares it all | 19 nov. 2025 | 00:57:14 | |
In this episode, we’re joined by Margaret Ward, an email marketing specialist and strategist. She shares how every job she’s ever had played a bigger role in shaping her expertise, and how she was freelancing her way through uni long before she realised she was running a business. Margaret breaks down what really makes a good email, the key automations every small business should have in place, and how to make email your most profitable channel. She shares she’s built a personal brand on LinkedIn, and how you can do the same with confidence and consistency. Follow Margaret on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/margaret-ward-/ Visit Margarets email marketing consultancy Claddagh Creative: https://www.claddaghcreative.com The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder This podcast is produced by @kupoduk in Oldham Greater Manchester | |||
| From Employee to Entrepreneur: Hannah Swarbrick-Done's Journey | 05 nov. 2025 | 00:45:03 | |
In this conversation, Hannah Swarbrick shares her journey from a varied career in hospitality and marketing to founding her consultancy, Yellow HR. She discusses the importance of employee experience, effective communication, and the challenges of scaling a business. Hannah emphasises the need for a strong workplace culture and the significance of hiring the right people to drive growth. She also offers valuable advice for new business owners, highlighting the power of networking and self-trust. To see more from Hannah follow her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahswarbrickdone/ If you need any support with HR visit her website to find out more: https://www.yellow-hr.com The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder This podcast is produced by KUPOD Productions in Oldham Greater Manchester | |||
| Does Your One Woman Small Business Really Need Systems? | 22 oct. 2025 | 00:31:23 | |
In this conversation, Rachelle Williams, a female founder and agile coach, shares her journey from working in large consultancies to becoming an independent consultant. She discusses the importance of agile methodologies in organisations, the challenges of transitioning to self-employment, and the value of community support for business owners. Rachelle emphasises the need for tailored approaches in agile coaching and offers practical advice for new entrepreneurs, highlighting the significance of networking and collaboration.To buy tickets to Rachelle's 'Back of the Room training' visit this link: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/tbrwithrachelle/1688449 Find Rachelle on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelleawilliams/ Our 'coffee' was provided to us by From The Inside Out www.ftio.co.uk This podcast is produced by KUPOD Productions in Oldham Greater Manchester | |||
| From Fashion To Freedom with Eleanor Bradley | 07 oct. 2025 | 00:41:25 | |
In this episode, we talk with Eleanor Bradley about her journey from starting her sustainable clothing brand, Wild Strings, to building her service-based business, Ellie Stitches. She shares the highs and lows of running a fashion business, what it felt like to let go of her first venture, and the lessons she’s carried forward. Eleanor also talks about defining success on your own terms, staying flexible, and embracing imperfection as part of the entrepreneurial journey. The coffee was gifted by beansplease.co.uk an independent women owned coffee roaster. This podcast is produced by KUPOD Productions in Oldham Greater Manchester | |||