Robert Soltanie of The Best Property Company and Simon Vumbaca, negotiation expert

Listen to what 21 year old real estate entrepreneur Robert Soltanie has to say. His simple approach to making money and doing business makes it sound so easy and he’s testament to the fact that you don’t need to be a certain age or have a business degree to make it happen. Second half of the show, negotiation expert Simon Vumbaca lets us know how to get what you want out of every meeting.

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Posted: February 22nd, 2008 under Entrepreneurs, Real Estate.
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Phoebe Emerson, Goodone 

So it was London Fashion Week and I wanted to know what it takes to be successful in the fashion world. I realised that being a creative needn’t be a bar to you doing business; you can learn what you need to learn. Pheobe Emerson is one such entrepreneur and she makes clothes out of recycled clothes. Check out what this funky fashionista had to say and hear about her company Goodone.

I also got out and about and got a fashion investor to tell me what she looks for in investees and I found out about Nolcha. Are you a struggling designer or creative who’s too small to make any fashion week anywhere? Nolcha can help. They will organise a catwalk show, get you to meet fashion investors and teach you the things about the fashion business you might not already know.

Also, listen out for artist turned fashion designer Laurance Rassin…

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Posted: February 15th, 2008 under Entrepreneurs.
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Petra Barran of Chocstar 

Right if you ever wondered if you can make money out of something you love, wonder no more and in fact, make that the rule. Petra’s business is simple: she goes from place to place finding the world’s best chocolate and then selling it out of her van. That’s her job. Petra, tell me how??

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Posted: February 8th, 2008 under Entrepreneurs.
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Daddy Donkey’s Joel Henderson 

A lot of people want to make it in the food business so I got Joel Henderson in to talk about how he set up a Mexican food van in the middle of Leather Lane. The brand is cool, the food’s great and Joel got the idea after spending a year out in Mexico. He saw a gap in the market and set up with next to nothing in his pocket. I had to talk to Joel. Having walked past his burrito stand every day as a disillusioned City worker, I wanted to know just how the man making those burritos could be so happy !

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Posted: February 1st, 2008 under Entrepreneurs.
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