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Impact

By: Mark Beaumont
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  • Welcome the Impact podcast. Through my career as an athlete, broadcaster, business advisor and investor I get to meet a huge amount of people, from all walks of life. There are so many private conversations that I think are worth making public, putting a spotlight on people and organisations that have a pioneering spirit, and are motivated to make positive change. Having a catalogue of these conversations also appeals to the documentarian in me, so we can look back in years to come and see what these ambitions have gone on to become. Impact is primarily a business podcast, and is the sister series to the Endurance podcast series, which focusses on my athletic interests.

    The Impact podcast is supported by a business which I am proud to be a partner in, Eos Advisory, who back early-stage innovation in science, engineering and technology, mainly in Scotland, businesses that are answering some of the worlds big questions around healthcare, renewables, food and water security and climate change.
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Episodes
  • Episode 11 - Mark Scott from Bella and Duke

    Episode 11 - Mark Scott from Bella and Duke
    Jun 24 2021
    Mark Scott has been an entrepreneur and investor since leaving school. He is one of this people who is constantly questioning and challenging norms, which has led to him co-founding his latest business venture, Bella and Duke, a raw pet food company. The reason I was keen to record a conversation with Mark was to understand how he has taken his personal interests around bio hacking for health and wellbeing, into his work. Mark loves working with like minded people and surrounding himself with talented, enthusiastic and motivated people who want to make a difference.

    In this interview we talk about how Mark ‘ate like a dog to see what happened’ – and you can read the article here: https://www.bellaandduke.com/about-us/press-release/ceo-mark-scott-ate-like-a-dog/

    Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markscottperth/?originalSubdomain=uk
    Website: https://www.bellaandduke.com
    Twitter: @Scotmanwithno and @BellaAndDuke
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    48 mins
  • Episode 10 - Hazel Robertson

    Episode 10 - Hazel Robertson
    Jun 3 2021
    Hazel Robertson is a Life and Mindset Coach who now helps busy and ambitious entrepreneurs and professionals get everything on their to-do lists done.

    Hazel has a great passion for adventure sports, having been on major expeditions all over the globe including trans Alaska, supporting her husband Luke’s south pole trek and being a guide for the Polar Academy, who you will hear about in this conversation.

    Hazel has taken the planning and executing of major expeditions into the world of entrepreneurs and business leaders – not just promoting productivity, but also the importance of how our changing climate is affecting not just the environment and wildlife and people that live and our everyday lives.

    LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.cn/in/hazelerobertson

    Website - https://www.everyday-impact.com

    Instagram – @hazelerobertson
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    51 mins
  • Episode 9 - Sandy Kennedy

    Episode 9 - Sandy Kennedy
    May 29 2021
    Sandy Kennedy is the CEO of Entrepreneurial Scotland, that has the simple and bold ambition to help make Scotland one of the more entrepreneurial countries on the planet. The Saltire Programmes form a part of the great work of ES, and something Mark benefited from personally when he was a student.

    https://www.entrepreneurialscotland.com

    https://twitter.com/KennedySandy
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    49 mins
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