Lucie Macleod: How I Turned My Dragon's Den Rejection Into an Advantage

Ibrahim Abusamra: The Viral Formula Behind Mo’s Barbers and BSSET

John Clarke: My ADHD Makes Me a Better Entrepreneur

In this episode, we sit down with John Clarke, founder of John Clarke Sports Nutrition. John shares his life before entering the world of supplements and sports nutrition, and how hitting rock bottom ultimately pushed him to new entrepreneurial heights. We dive into the importance of authenticity in the supplements industry, the role of controversial advertising, and how John’s recent ADHD diagnosis helped him better understand his strengths… and use them to his advantage.

Phil Rees: The Steps to Taking Your eCom Brand Global

After a short break, we’re back with another episode of The Scale Up Podcast! To kick off this new batch of episodes, J&J’s Simon Wheeler sits down with Phil Rees, founder of Shipmax, who delves into his long and storied career in the logistics industry while offering extremely topical advice to eCommerce brands around cross-border shipping, growing overseas, how brands should be utilising AI in business, and much, much more. If you're keen to break into new markets and have no idea where to start, this one's for you.

Lucie Macleod: How I Turned My Dragon's Den Rejection Into an Advantage

We catch up with the Founder of TikTok-vial brand Hair Syrup to discuss her growth journey and the truth behind her controversial Dragon's Den appearance.

Tom Holmes: How I Built a Multi-Million Business from Age 14

In this episode, we sit down with Tom Holmes, the Founder of Tom’s Trunks—a loungewear brand known for its commitment to sustainability. Tom started the business at just 14 years old and has since grown it into a multi-million-pound eCommerce brand. We explore Tom’s journey from teenage side hustle to full-time founder, diving into the realities of building a brand from the ground up. He shares insights on balancing time, navigating sustainability, creating brand loyalty, and surrounding yourself with the right people—valuable lessons for any entrepreneur.