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In the latest episode of The Good Stuff, Louise talks to Dr David George about AI and the impact it is having, and can have on business processes. They explore the ways in which generative AI has revolutionised customer service with David sharing his wealth of knowledge and experience on the ways in which businesses can integrate AI into their businesses for good, and for the benefit of their people.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise talks to sustainability consultants and Climate Fresk facilitators, Sue Burnell and Kevin Oubridge. It’s when you grasp the extent of the climate crisis that you really step up. That's what happened to our team after spending the day with Sue and Kevin. Listen to their journey as Louise discusses how we can all make the greatest impact and how we can influence change.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise talks to Nick Bromley, whose values-led accountancy company is fast becoming renowned for its great customer service, and innovative thinking. In the episode, Nick shares his passion for working with business owners to help them grow, and shares some fantastic business money tips with us.

Anna Rose Bowler is a marketing consultant who specialises in the sustainability and charity sector. She is currently leading on marketing for A Good Thing UK, an incredible organisation which makes it easy for business to donate unwanted items to charities to save it from landfill. Anna also co-runs Bridgnorth and Shrewsbury’s People, Pint, and Planet, which brings like-minded, sustainable-focused business owners together to network. Louise and Anna discuss all this and more in the latest episode of The Good Stuff.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff, Louise talks to the inspirational Westley and Jen Bone of ShireFolk. Being the team behind the popular Bridgnorth Music Festival, they're passionate about supporting emerging talent in the cultural sector.

In this episode they talk all things music, festivals, community, following your passions, and a certain wizard’s birthday.

Shropshire Artisan Showcase is an exciting pop-up of local artists and creatives supported by The Darwin Centre, Marches Growth Hub and Buy-From, running from 15th - 20th April.

In this episode of The Good Stuff Podcast, hear from the artists themselves on day-one of the event. We talk about what an experience like this means to them, as well as how their own inspiration and creativity has helped build their businesses. This event is a wonderful celebration of local artisans and, as you'll hear in the podcast, a true example of creative community spirit.

Pop along and meet the makers this week - the Shropshire Artisan Showcase is running until Saturday 20th April 2024 on the upper level of the Darwin Centre.

In the latest Good Stuff Podcast, Louise talks to David Salmon, a marketing consultant who, like Buy-From believes in leading with purpose. David explains why purpose? • The right purpose brings clarity, guiding strategy and decision-making a defined mission creates opportunities to bring in new processes to give you an advantage • A shared vision provides a framework to look at what you put out in the world and how your products, services and people can make a positive impact. • Louise and David discuss this and so much more in this episode of The Good Stuff.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise is in conversation with Ella Shorthouse, our Digital Marketing Apprentice here at Buy-From. They discuss the importance of apprenticeships and the benefits that this can have on companies and employees alike.

Ella started at Buy-From after completing her A-levels and talks about the pressure put on young people to take the traditional route of university. After running a successful sweet business for the last 4 years, Ella had previous experience in marketing but has built upon these skills during her time here. Tune in to find out more about how apprenticeships may become the new choice.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise talks to Lisa Robinson, a PR expert with over 30 years experience across numerous industry sectors, particularly giftware. They discuss the importance of PR for any brand looking to grow, and Lisa shares some of the incredible success stories from her illustrious career. With multiple clients of both Buy-From and Lisa currently exhibiting at the Spring Fair, this is a good opportunity for Lisa and Louise to share some top PR tips as well to maximise success at trade shows.

In this episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise talks to Mark Hooper, Project Lead for Visit Shropshire. They discuss the ABTA recognition for Shropshire as a tourism destination, Mark's hidden Shropshire gems, his own story that led him to his leadership of Visit Shropshire, and the opportunities coming up for tourism businesses in the area.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise talks to Gary Schaffer, MD of Sock Academy. They talk all things company culture, the importance of prioritising people over profit, life lessons in business and his top tips for success in business.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff, Louise talks to Dan Johnson, founder and creator of Treasure Map Trails, award-winning, fantasy-themed treasure maps for kids. We talk about how the business started, the importance of community, spending time outdoors with our kids and what the future holds for the business.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise talks to Saskia and Gemma, founders and directors of Reach Out Arts, about their incredible growth over the past 5 years and inspiring work as creative events consultants.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff Podcast, Louise talks to Steve Guy, founder of The Hungry Guy. Steve shares his passion for Shropshire food and drink, his sustainable food mission and why making food fun for kids is so important.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise talks to some of the independent business owners who make up The Collective at the Darwin Shopping Centre, Shrewsbury. The Collective is home to 11 diverse small businesses flying the flag for independent retail.

In our latest episode of The Good Stuff Podcast, Louise talks to Jodie, Tish and Carmel from Ludlow Chamber about all the work they do to support small, independent businesses. Ahead of Small Business Saturday tomorrow, they discuss how important it is to keep supporting local businesses as well as the initiatives they have introduced to make sure there is real pride in their community.

We discuss how he and his team help business owners to realise their growth ambitions, and how he has supported Marches businesses through the pandemic via a range of innovative strategies, support networks and new tech innovations.

In the latest episode of The Good Stuff podcast, Louise talks to Abi Dakin, one half of Dakin Events and the organiser of the fabulous Ludlow Medieval Christmas Fayre.

In this latest episode of the Good Stuff, Louise talks to Sally Themans, Director of Good 2 Great and an expert in place management, responsible for Love Bridgnorth, Love Wellington and Madeley. Sally shares her passion for communities and exciting news for those places lucky enough to have her managing positive communication and place strategy.

In today's episode of The Good Stuff, Louise talks to Therese Oertenblad, owner of Small Business Collaborative. Therese is a business mentor and sales expert and in she shares her insight, tips and tricks about selling authentically, preparing for Christmas as a small business and the power of Instagram. you won't want to miss this!

In today's episode of The Good Stuff, Louise talks to Richard Nuttell, CEO of the Shropshire Youth Support Trust about the incredible work they are doing to support young people experiencing barriers to employability. The charity works with young people to build self-esteem, develop employability skills and supports them to create businesses for themselves.

In today’s episode of The Good Stuff, Louise talks to Tom & Miche from Lush Films about their journey as filmmakers and why telling stories visually is so important.

Louise speaks to Verity Hart, founder of We Are After the Storm about women's health, the menopause and why we should be talking about it in the workplace.

In today's episode of The Good Stuff, Louise talks to Shaun Ward, founder of Wardington's Original Ludlow Gin as he gets ready to celebrate their third birthday by becoming the largest craft distillery in the region in just three years. How? Through collaboration, creativity and craftsmanship.

In this week's episode of The Good Stuff, Louise talks to Hannah James, Event Manager of Ludlow Food Festival - the UK's original food festival, that takes place in Ludlow Castle in September. They discuss community, provenance, the aftermath of the pandemic, creating a sustainable event and so much more.

In this week's episode of the Good Stuff, Louise talks to Lucy and Claire about the way in which they have developed a community platform online to support Ludlow business and bring more footfall into the town.

In today's episode of The Good Stuff, Louise is joined by artist and designer, Meg Hawkins. They talk all things small business, retail, Covid, Brexit and dreams for the future. Enjoy!

Louise, Grace and Jamie talk about all things branding, design and overcoming creative block.

Our Chief Motivator, Louise, introduces the world to The Good Stuff Podcast. In this first instalment we find out what has been happening in the universe of Buy-From and how they are walking the talk by doing good stuff in 2021.