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Enter the Boardroom

Hosted by Enter the Boardroom Community · business · EN-GB · 190 episodes

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Enter the Boardroom is the podcast of the Enter the Boardroom Community. Each week, Nurole CEO Oliver Cummings sits down with leading Chairs, board members, CEOs and academics, drawing out the insights and hard-won lessons that rarely get shared in public. If you enjoy the podcast, the Community goes much deeper. You'll sharpen your board proposition, build a network of serious peers, stay current on the issues reshaping boardrooms, and access opportunities you won't find anywhere else. Visit etb.nurole.com to find out more. Listeners get a 10% discount by applying the code ENTER at checkout.

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Episode #191
191. Debbie Wosskow CBE: How entrepreneurs can become high-impact board members
Sep 15, 202645 minS1
Debbie Wosskow CBE is one of the UK's best-known entrepreneurs. Today, she is NED of Channel 4 and co-chair of the government-backed Invest in Women Taskforce. Tune into this episode to hear about: Debbie's discipline around cash (01:17) Picking your boards wisely: what’s on the line as a non-exec (08:32) Why storytelling is important for founders (09:48) What surprised Debbie the most during her first exit (16:55) The Series B decision that split the Love Home Swap board (18:53) Three questions a NED should ask before accepting investment (26:07) "Organ donor rejection": why big names don't always survive in startups (28:49) How Debbie built her portfolio career (38:04) ⚡The Lightning Round⚡(42:08) Host : Oliver Cummings Producer : Will Felton Editor : Penelope Coumau Music : Kate Mac Audio : Nick Kold Email: podcast@nurole.com Web : https://www.nurole.com/nurole-podcast-enter-the-boardroom
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Episode #190
190. Sir Lloyd Dorfman CBE: Why boards need to encourage more persistence and risk - lessons from Travelex and the Royal Ballet and Opera
Sep 8, 202641 minS1
Sir Lloyd Dorfman CBE is founder of Travelex, the world's largest retailer of foreign exchange. Today, he is Chair of the Royal Ballet and Opera and sits on the Mayor of London's Business Advisory Board and is Chair of Dorfman Media Holdings. Listen to this episode to hear about: How Sir Lloyd talked his way into Heathrow Terminal 4 (01:35) How Travelex outbid the clearing banks for the Heathrow contract (09:06) Why entrepreneurial businesses see opportunities incumbents miss (14:04) Why Sir Lloyd bet Travelex on a £440m acquisition (16:05) The integration lesson from the £440m Thomas Cook acquisition (20:47) The challenge of leading a cultural institution after COVID (24:32) Why he banned hybrid board meetings (28:17) The mistake nonprofits make about commerciality (31:42) ⚡The Lightning Round⚡(34:34) Host : Oliver Cummings Producer : Will Felton Editor : Penelope Coumau Music : Kate Mac Audio : Nick Kold Email: podcast@nurole.com Web : https://www.nurole.com/nurole-podcast-enter-the-boardroom
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Episode #189
189. Jacqui Ferguson: How boards choose a chair, and how to be the one they pick
Sep 1, 202641 minS1
Jacqui Ferguson started her career as a technologist in Scotland and rose to become a divisional CEO at Hewlett Packard. Today, she is a SID at Croda International plc and NED at National Grid plc. Listen to this episode to hear about: How Jacqui found out she was becoming chair of Tesco Bank (01:52) How a board actually decides who becomes its next chair (08:27) Working for Meg Whitman during Hewlett-Packard’s $8bn turnaround (10:12) Leading the search for Croda’s next chair, and why there’s no such thing as a perfect candidate (14:57) The 30 days it takes to run a FTSE 100 chair search (19:21) What separates the finalists in a chair search (22:13) Why Softcat kept its chair past the nine-year limit (25:38) The succession maths that made Jacqui rule herself out at Croda (30:44) Why 12 months as chair designate creates more problems than it solves (33:38) Host : Oliver Cummings Producer : Will Felton Editor : Penelope Coumau Music : Kate Mac Audio : Nick Kold Email: podcast@nurole.com Web : https://www.nurole.com/nurole-podcast-enter-the-boardroom
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188. James Thornton: How to get founder-to-CEO succession right
Aug 25, 202643 min
James Thornton is CEO of Intrepid Travel, the world's largest adventure travel B Corp, operating in more than 100 countries with $809 million in revenue and 317,880 customers in 2025. He became the company's first non-founding CEO succeeding co-founders Darrell Wade and Geoff Manchester. Tune into this episode to hear about: The five-year test: how James was quietly auditioned to become CEO (01:38) His advice for any founder building a CEO (04:31) Why becoming CEO felt anticlimactic (08:16) The founder trick for empowering a CEO without micromanaging them (12:55) How to stress-test an acquisition (18:50) What James looked for when hiring board members (22:22) Running a travel company through Covid (34:14) The advice James would give himself looking back on his nine-year journey (37:43)⚡The Lightning Round⚡(39:44) Host : Oliver Cummings Producer : Will Felton Editor : Penelope Coumau Music : Kate Mac Audio : Nick Kold Email: podcast@nurole.com Web : https://www.nurole.com/nurole-podcast-enter-the-boardroom
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Episode #187
187. Ilse Howling: How to be the chair a board needs - create space, listen, pick the team
Aug 18, 202643 minS1
Ilse Howling is Chair of Frontier Developments, the AIM-listed video games company behind Planet Zoo and the Jurassic World Evolution franchise. Previously, she spent over a decade as Managing Director of Freeview. Listen to this episode to learn more about: The three things that actually make a great chair (02:23) How to get shareholders to give up what they individually want for what the company needs (07:18) What Ilse learned from Sky about a ruthless focus on the customer (09:29) How disagreeing with the founder got Ilse the job (17:24) The question Ilse asked in her first board meeting that she was told not to ask (23:25) Frontier's 20% cost cut, and the exec team's surprise offer to the board (30:03) ⚡The Lightning Round⚡(36:24) Host : Oliver Cummings Producer : Will Felton Editor : Penelope Coumau Music : Kate Mac Audio : Nick Kold Email: podcast@nurole.com Web : https://www.nurole.com/nurole-podcast-enter-the-boardroom
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191. Debbie Wosskow CBE: How entrepreneurs can become high-impact board members

190. Sir Lloyd Dorfman CBE: Why boards need to encourage more persistence and risk - lessons from Travelex and the Royal Ballet and Opera

189. Jacqui Ferguson: How boards choose a chair, and how to be the one they pick

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190. Sir Lloyd Dorfman CBE: Why boards need to encourage more persistence and risk - lessons from Travelex and the Royal Ballet and Opera

189. Jacqui Ferguson: How boards choose a chair, and how to be the one they pick

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189. Jacqui Ferguson: How boards choose a chair, and how to be the one they pick

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190. Sir Lloyd Dorfman CBE: Why boards need to encourage more persistence and risk - lessons from Travelex and the Royal Ballet and Opera

189. Jacqui Ferguson: How boards choose a chair, and how to be the one they pick

188. James Thornton: How to get founder-to-CEO succession right

187. Ilse Howling: How to be the chair a board needs - create space, listen, pick the team

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