The Millennial Entrepreneur
By Sina Sadrzadeh
A weekly show following the most inspirational young entrepreneurs and how they started their journeys, along with how they overcame challenges and rejections to get to where they are now. The show is hosted by Sina Sadrzadeh, Great British Entrepreneur Awards: Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2020 Finalist and the TargetJobs One to Watch Undergraduate of the Year 2019.
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Latest episode
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#138: How I Started a Suit Brand Worn by Celebrities - Sam Matanle
In this episode, I spoke with Sam Matanle, founder of Batch LDN, a casual suit brand. Both provide fashionable styles, while also counteracting fast-fashion waste culture by producing collections in batches We covered: ✅Why Sam decided to start a s… -
#137: The Best LinkedIn Growth Strategy for 2024 - Izzy Prior
In this episode, I spoke with Izzy Prior, founder of Spark Social and LinkedIn growth expert. 🌟 We covered: ✅The opportunities growing your LinkedIn personal brand can bring you ✅The overall strategy in order to implement how she grew her LinkedIn… -
#136: Made in Chelsea Star Turned Circular Fashion Platform Co-Founder – Eliza Batten
In this episode, I spoke to former Made in Chelsea star and co-founder of The Cirkel, Eliza Batten We covered: ✅️ Eliza's background as a Made in Chelsea star, how she got involved, her craziest experiences, and whether being a founder is harde… -
#135: Public Speaking Masterclass for Young Entrepreneurs - Alex Merry
In this episode I spoke to Alex Merry, a public speaking coach that has trained many corporate speakers and has not only spoken at TEDx himself, but organised it. We covered: ✅️ Why public speaking is so important to entrepreneurs to the success of… -
#134: Sales Cycles, Common Sales Mistakes & How to be a Better Salesman - Dylan Rich
In this episode, I spoke to Dylan Rich, sales coach and founder of Automated Revenue, a platform that trains salespeople. We covered: ✅️ Why sales are so important in the startup space regardless of the type of entrepreneur you are ✅️ How to const… -
#133: Creating a Sustainable Period Brand - Lucy Lettice
In this episode, I spoke to Lucy Lettice, co-founder of &SISTERS, a sustainably focused period care brand. In the episode, we covered: ✅️ Why Lucy decided to start a brand within women's health ♀️ ✅️ The importance of education and how &… -
#132: How Analytics Can Prevent Mental Health Issues - Sean Ruane
In this episode, I spoke with Sean Ruane, the founder of Mind Data, a startup focusing on tracking mental health data for individuals We covered: ✅️ How Sean personally suffered with mental health issues himself that pushed him to the brink of suic… -
#131: What The Apprentice Top 5 Was Really Like - Lewis Ellis
In this episode I spoke to Lewis Ellis, former star of The Apprentice and founder of marketing agency, Hussel Marketing 💼 We covered: ✅️ Behind the scenes of The Apprentice and how he got to the top 5 of the competition. How life changed for him af… -
#130: Youngest Ever Investment on Dragon's Den - Myles Dickinson
In this episode, I spoke to Myles Dickinson, the youngest person ever to get investment on Dragon's Den solo with his business Haze Cards, sealing investment from Steven Bartlett 🤯 We covered: ✅️ How he started Haze Cards in his university bedroo… -
#129: Helping Young People with Mental Health - Tanya Marwaha
In this episode I spoke with Tanya Marwaha, founder of Championing Youth Minds, a platform that helps young people with mental health We talked about: ✅️ How Tanya started her journey battling with her own mental health 💪 ✅️ How Tanya being from a …
