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Women"s Business Voice

Angela De Souza

Women"s Business Voice is a ground-breaking initiative amplifying the diverse narratives of businesswomen from every corner of the globe. In a world where women"s contributions to business are often overlooked or underrepresented, this platform aims to shine a spotlight on their remarkable journeys, triumphs, and challenges. From the bustling streets of Mumbai to the tech hubs of Silicon Valley, we delve into the untold stories of resilience, innovation, and success that define the female

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00:32:15

Intersections: Women, Disability, and Work

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/11/17

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. Speaking about her upcoming book on disability in Britain, Professor Lucy Delap will talk about the barriers to employment that have often faced women with disabilities. In particular we’ll be discussing a number of women who responded to job market discrimination by setting up businesses, working for themselves and becoming entrepreneurs.Dr

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00:36:09

Women of the Exchange: Stockbrokers and Financial...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/11/10

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. This episode, we’ll take a look at the history of women in the world of finance, from stockbrokers to financial advice columnists. Professor James Taylor invites us to discover more about the women who fought for a space on the Stock Exchange floor.Dr Amy EdwardsAmy is a senior lecturer in Modern British History at the University of Bristol,

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00:35:22

From Finance to Feminine Wealth & Purpose

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/11/06

In this deeply reflective episode of Women's Business Voice, we speak with Eglė Aleknavičiūtė—Wealth, Business & Purpose Strategist—whose journey from a small town in Lithuania to a high-flying finance career in the Netherlands took an unexpected and transformative turn. After years in corporate finance, Eglė realised that something crucial was missing—not just in her career, but in the way many women approach wealth. Her personal evolution through motherhood, subconscious healing, and

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00:30:54

Selling Sex: From Mary Stopes to Ann Summers

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/11/03

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. This episode will take a closer look at the sex advice industry and Mary Stopes: an Edwardian advice columnist and queen of self-promotion. Dr Sarah Jones will talk us through some of the women who made their careers selling sex tips and toys.Dr Amy EdwardsAmy is a senior lecturer in Modern British History at the University of Bristol, where

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00:26:23

Women of Innovation: Women Scientists

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/10/27

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. In this episode this we’re going to take a look at the world of science, experiments, and scientific discovery. Although we might not consider scientists traditional entrepreneurs, they have often been lauded by society as innovators, as creators, and as performing a role not dissimilar to entrepreneurs. It’s also one of those worlds that we

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00:30:44

Secret Successes: The Working Lives of British Asian...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/10/20

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. For many women, working for themselves has been a strategy for making money at times when they had few other options. Dr Aleena Din takes a look at post-war migration, discrimination in the labour market, and the ingenuity and entrepreneurialism of British South Asian womenAmy EdwardsAmy is a senior lecturer in Modern British History at the

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00:33:51

At Home with Avon: The Rise and Rise of Direct Sales

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/10/13

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. This episode takes a closer look at the direct sales industry, from the vantage of the women who helped it boom. From Tupperware to Avon, Dr Amy Edwards will cover what it meant to set up as a doorstop saleswoman in the twentieth century.Amy EdwardsAmy is a senior lecturer in Modern British History at the University of Bristol, where she has

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00:25:03

Double Lives: Working Motherhood

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/10/06

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. The series as a whole will explore the relationship between gender, work, and career in the nineteenth, twentieth and twenty-first centuries, asking what’s new (and what isn’t) about the nature of women’s working lives in Britain? Episodes will focus on different industries – from politics and science, to entertainment, sex advice, sales and

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00:40:43

Tradition Meets Innovation with a Mission for a...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/10/02

In this episode of Women's Business Voice, we’re joined by Sabrina Yegela, the founder of Bantu Vegan - a Tanzanian lifestyle brand that celebrates heritage through organic farming, plant-based products, and immersive cultural experiences. Sabrina combines traditional wisdom with modern innovation to create a business that prioritizes sustainability, community collaboration, and holistic living. She’ll share her journey from her roots in Tanzania to her current studies at London Business School and

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00:32:09

When I Grow Up: A History of Careers Advice

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/09/29

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. This episode will focus on the lives of teenage girls, and their pathways to employment. Dr Hannah Charnock will be talking about what careers advice was like for young women and how it has changed over the decades. Dr Amy EdwardsAmy is a senior lecturer in Modern British History at the University of Bristol, where she has worked for the past

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00:30:56

Rags to Riches? Social Mobility and a History of...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/09/22

From Side Hustles to Empires - Histories of Women’s Working Lives, featuring a series of conversations between Dr Amy Edwards and a range of expert historians. The first episode of this series will offer a brief history of women’s working lives from the early modern industrious household, through the industrial revolution, to the ‘return to work’ during WW2, and the push for gender equality. We’ll be joined by Dr. Eve Worth who will also talk to us about social mobility, adult education, and the

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00:26:01

Redefining Pakistan Through Purposeful Adventure

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/09/04

BTVadventures (Beyond the Valley), whose bold mission is putting Pakistan’s Karakoram range on the global adventure travel map—while championing sustainability, empowerment, and cultural preservation. What began in 2022 as a travel startup has quickly evolved into a force for responsible tourism, women’s inclusion, and global storytelling.From launching female-led cultural tours in Hunza to earning international recognition from the GSTC and ATTA, Hina is building far more than a tour company—she’s

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00:35:07

Yes at 84: Reinvention, Runways & the Courage to Keep...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/08/07

In this electrifying episode of Women's Business Voice, we meet Christine Marsh - a Top 10 Voice and unstoppable changemaker who proves that age is no limit to reinvention. At 84, Christine has just signed a five-year modelling contract, all while continuing to empower leaders and transform organisations across four continents.From her adventurous military childhood in India and Singapore to launching her consultancy, Prime Objectives, at 50, Christine’s life has been anything but ordinary. A

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00:38:12

From University Dream to Fashion Empire: The Cotswold...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/07/01

We’re thrilled to be joined by Jemima Gray, the founder of Cotswold Fox, a brand that blends equestrian heritage with timeless British fashion. What started as a university project has evolved into a thriving business, known for its signature style and commitment to quality.In this episode, we’ll explore Jemima’s journey- from her early inspirations and the challenges of building a brand to her vision for the future of Cotswold Fox. Get ready for an inspiring conversation about innovation,

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00:36:04

From a Blind Date to the Castle’s Keeper: A story of...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/06/01

In this captivating episode, we delve into the extraordinary life of Elizabeth Ashcombe, the longest-serving Chatelaine of Sudeley Castle. Born in America, Elizabeth’s journey took an unexpected turn when she met her future husband—an heir to the castle—on a blind date in New York. After settling in Holland Park with their two young children, the family moved to Sudeley in 1969 when the castle was passed down to them.Following the tragic loss of her husband in 1972, Elizabeth dedicated herself to

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00:32:00

Generations in Conversation - A Candid Talk on...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/05/01

In this special tenth episode of "Women's Business Voice," host Angela turns the mic over to her 15-year-old daughter for an insightful and heartwarming conversation about business, career aspirations, and life choices from a teenager's perspective. Together, they explore the hopes, dreams, and challenges that the next generation faces as they think about their futures. This unique episode offers a rare glimpse into the thoughts of a young woman on the cusp of adulthood, providing valuable insights

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00:35:34

From Personal Pain to Workplace Change:...

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/04/03

In our ninth episode of "Women's Business Voice," we delve into the inspiring journey of Nicole Craveiro, Founder and CEO of CraveHRO, who is transforming the way workplaces address mental health. Nicole's story is deeply personal—shaped by the experience of supporting her mother through chronic pain and severe depression, and the tragic consequences that followed. After facing her own professional setbacks, Nicole channeled her pain into a mission to create more compassionate and supportive work

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01:00:25

From War-Torn Afghanistan to Global Education Advocate

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/03/06

In our eighth episode of "Women's Business Voice," we are honoured to spotlight the incredible journey of Fahima Danishmal, a woman who has transformed her life and the lives of others through her unwavering commitment to education and resilience. Forced to flee Afghanistan at the age of twelve, Fahima's passion for empowering women through education began in the refugee camps of Pakistan and grew as she founded schools for Afghan immigrants in Iran. After immigrating to England, she faced language

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00:17:52

Turning Failure into Profit

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/03/04

Failure is commonly perceived as a negative word and often something to be feared. Angela De Souza, of Women's Business Club, addressed this common misconception as she shared her positives views of failure with the Breakfast Networking Club. She says that failure is essential to success - without failure, there can be no success!Enjoy an inspiring talk that will radically change your views of failure and propel you to a new level in business and life.

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00:50:36

How to Lose Business & Alienate People

Women"s Business Voice ·

2025/02/23

It's easier to fail at business than to succeed, so let's take a look at what causes failure and learn from our mistakes and other people's too so we can build businesses that last.

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