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Posted by Alex Bellinger on 20th June 2008.
A weekend treat for BizPod TV fans out there, the latest is now live. Quirky stories for entrepreneurs wrapped up in PacMan mayhem.
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Posted by Alex Bellinger on 20th June 2008.
BizPod TV, Caprice, Rachel, celebrity and business
Posted by Alex Bellinger on 13th May 2008.
We had an enjoyable time filming for BizPod TV at the Business Startup show in London a little while ago.
Ally did a great job interviewing two very different, but equally fascinating entrepreneurs: Caprice Bourret and Rachel Elnaugh.
I’ve copied in the YouTube version of the Caprice interview below.
For all her celebrity and model good looks, Caprice [...]
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