Greenwich Means Business

From Poland to Greenwich, Gosia shares how returning to university as a mature student became a life-changing journey of growth, friendship, and discovery. She reflects on learning alongside classmates from around the world and finding a welcoming community that made her feel she truly belonged.

Keith Mould shares practical advice on entrepreneurship, leadership, networking, and strategic thinking, drawing on his experience as a business owner, executive coach, and academic.

In this episode of the Greenwich Means Business Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Tabitha Sindani. A TEDx speaker, lecturer in entrepreneurship, and passionate advocate for inclusive business.From growing up in Kenya to earning a PhD in the UK, Tabitha shares her incredible journey, the challenges she overcame, and how unexpected opportunities shaped her career. She also dives into her groundbreaking research on women in the informal economy and her mission to amplify under represented voices through Africa’s PhD Spotlight.

In this episode of the Greenwich Means Business Podcast, host Nataly sits down with Octavio, lecturer and researcher at the University of Greenwich, to unpack what marketing really is — and what it definitely isn’t.The conversation covers everything from debunking common marketing myths (no, marketing isn’t just posting on Instagram, and it can’t save a bad product), to understanding the difference between qualitative and quantitative research, to how AI — including the rise of Agentic AI — is reshaping marketing education and the profession.Drawing on his international background and academic expertise in consumer behaviour, Octavio shares insights on studying marketing, choosing the right master’s degree, building a future‑proof career, and why strong fundamentals and cultural understanding matter more than ever in an AI‑driven world.Perfect for students, aspiring marketers, and anyone curious about the future of marketing and education.

In this inspiring episode of Greenwich Means Business, host Nataly Vivanco sits down with Junior Ogunyemi, entrepreneur, author, speaker, and Enterprise Advisor at The Generator, to unpack the real story behind his extraordinary journey.From being known as “the entrepreneurial kid” at university to launching a successful business before graduation, Junior shares how early exposure, environment, and sheer determination helped shape his path. He opens up about the pressure of youth entrepreneurship, the misconceptions fuelled by social media, and why validating your ideas with real people (not just ChatGPT!) is the most important step for any aspiring founder.Junior also reveals the incredible story of how he accidentally became a published author at just 21, writing his entire book in three weeks, and how that experience catapulted his speaking career across the UK.