The Good Ideas Club
The Good Ideas Club
Podcast Description
Where big ideas spark even bigger conversations.
Each episode dives into transformative concepts, innovative solutions, and thought-provoking discussions with thinkers, creators, and changemakers. Whether it’s technology, culture, or the future of society, we explore ideas that matter.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as technology, culture, and societal evolution, showcasing episodes like 'The Future of Aviation Innovation' featuring industry disruptor Nico Bezuidenhout and 'INSOception' exploring the founding vision and journey of the podcast. Specific areas of interest include innovative solutions to traditional problems and the impact of cultural shifts on future developments.
Where big ideas spark even bigger conversations.
Each episode dives into transformative concepts, innovative solutions, and thought-provoking discussions with thinkers, creators, and changemakers. Whether it’s technology, culture, or the future of society, we explore ideas that matter.
Join Jo Haigh, the deal-making powerhouse behind 400+ business transactions, as she shares hard-won lessons on M&A, boardroom leadership, and building empires with kindness. Discover how this Yorkshire entrepreneur went from back-bedroom startup to Employee Ownership Trust pioneer – and why she still checks the milk jug before important meetings. A masterclass in resilient leadership […]
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