'Beyond the uniform:' How the Royal British Veterans Enterprise in Kent is empowering veterans for the next chapter.

What happens when leaving the Armed Forces means losing more than a career?We visit Royal British Veterans Enterprise (RBVE) to explore how one organisation is creating new opportunities for veterans through employment, housing and community.Lisa Farmer OBE, Chief Executive of RBVE, and Steve Hammond, RBVE Ambassador and veteran, join Andrea for a powerful conversation about life after military service, the challenges some veterans face and the difference the right support and opportunities can make. Steve shares his deeply personal journey from serving with the Welsh Guards and surviving the attack on the Sir’ Galahad during the Falklands conflict, through difficult years after leaving the Army, to finding a home, employment and community at RBVE. Today, he describes his role as an ambassador as an opportunity to give back. They also explore RBVE’s ambitious plans for the future, including its Centenary Village, social enterprises, employment programmes and drive to tackle veteran homelessness, alongside the vital role businesses can play through partnership and social value. A moving conversation about resilience, independence and what becomes possible when people are given the opportunity to rebuild.🎧 Listen now to discover how RBVE is helping veterans build their next chapter.

Recorded at Lord's Cricket Ground, Andrea Delay sits down with Andy Muggleton, Commercial Director of MCC and Lord's, to explore the future of cricket, leadership and innovation.From the rise of women's cricket and The Hundred to AI-powered coaching, sustainability and attracting the next generation of fans, Andy shares how one of sport's most iconic institutions is balancing tradition with transformation. Discover how Lord's is evolving for a digital-first world, widening access to the game, investing in fan experiences and preparing for the future of global cricket, while preserving the heritage that makes it unique. Whether you're passionate about cricket, sport, leadership or business transformation, this episode offers unique insights from the people shaping the future of the game.

Despite economic pressures, geopolitical uncertainty and years of disruption, people are still choosing to travel.In the latest instalment of 'In the frame', Andrea speaks with Julia Lo Bue-Said OBE, CEO of Advantage Travel Partnership, about the resilience of the travel industry, the lasting impact of COVID-19, evolving consumer travel trends, and how being a fully remote organisation has transformed leadership and led to business growth. Julia also shares the story behind her OBE, lessons from leading through crisis, and why confidence, adaptability and community are critical for future success.

Our host, Andrea Delay, speaks to Craig Smith, Group Managing Director of Mazuma Mobile and ICT Reverse, about building a business from a simple idea into an industry-leading company. Craig shares lessons from entrepreneurship, navigating cashflow challenges, leading through uncertainty, managing acquisitions, and driving business growth over more than two decades. The conversation explores leadership, resilience, trust, company culture and what it takes to keep evolving in a rapidly changing business landscape.

In this episode of In the Frame, L&Q CEO Fiona Fletcher-Smith and Finance Director Ed Farnsworth discuss the UK's housing shortage, the challenge of delivering affordable homes, and the bold ambition to build 1.5 million new homes. From 15-year waiting lists to the creation of Barking Riverside, one of Europe's largest regeneration projects, they share insights on housing, growth, leadership and the future of communities across the UK. A powerful conversation on long-term impact—and why solving the UK housing crisis requires bold thinking and collaboration.

How do you build a high-growth, digital-first brand and disrupt a $billion market? In this episode, we speak to John Bailey, Co-founder and Sarah Power, President EMEA & APAC of Revive Collagen, who reveal the D2C strategy, customer acquisition tactics and scaling playbook that took them from startup to global retail success - while staying profitable. Expect sharp insights on brand building, influencer marketing, subscription models and international expansion - plus the mindset needed to lead in a competitive market.

Imagine an early warning… from a wagging tail. In this episode, Andrea speaks with Gemma Butlin, Head of Communications and People Engagement at Medical Detection Dogs, to sniff out the story of dogs being trained to detect disease by scent. You’ll hear about the realities of running a modern charity, meet the canine superstars making a life changing difference — and discover why the end goal is a breakthrough “e‑nose” that could scale this level of detection to millions. Press play: you won’t hear healthcare innovation quite like this elsewhere.

We grab a front-row seat with Mike Maddison, CEO, NCC Group for a straight-talking tour of modern cyber risk—and why it’s very much a boardroom topic now. From NCC Group’s growth into a global, full‑lifecycle cyber partner to the realities of geopolitics, organised crime and AI-fuelled attacks, we unpack what’s changed (and what hasn’t). Expect practical leadership takeaways, a look at UK resilience efforts, Manchester’s cyber scene, and NCC’s move toward managed, “as‑a‑service” security.

Founder George Taylor shares how he built Frive from a personal health wake‑up call into one of the UK’s fastest‑growing healthy‑food brands. From early challenges to bold growth moves and a mission to transform the UK’s food ecosystem, this episode dives into the passion and purpose behind Frive’s success. We cover everything from adopting AI to brand building and sustainability within the food chain, this episode of ‘In the frame’ will leave you hungry for more.

We sharpened our pencils and went back to school to meet with Stephen Jeffries, CEO, to take notes on how this family of three independent schools is shaping the next generation. From digital innovation, to organisational culture, ESG leadership and even King Richard III, we learned how this organisation remains resilient in challenging times for the sector. No need to do your own homework – just tune in for an A* story on how this brand is evolving to stay relevant whilst striving for excellence.