Hannah Ingram-Moore is Managing Director, Co-Founder, and Workplace Strategist at the Maytrix Group. She has worked with companies such as Whittard, Gap, Fortnum & Mason, Swatch, and others to create and deliver omnichannel strategies, improve the customer journey, and boost international distribution. Hannah and her family have been honoured to be part of the global phenomenon of fundraising by her father, Captain Sir Tom Moore. Little did they know that the simple gesture of her family sponsoring Tom to walk round the garden would lead to £40 million being given to NHS Charities and the creation of The Captain Tom Foundation. Hannah and Captain Sir Tom are recipients of the George H.W. Bush Points of Light Award. In this episode of What I Wish I Knew, Hannah discusses her journey from selling her mobile phone company in Spain to Motorola to growing iconic brands around the world to helping organizations develop leadership.

Prince Daniels, Jr. was told by a coach that he had a one in a million chance to play college football and a one in a billion chance to play in the NFL. He did both. Understandably, “football player” became part of how Prince saw himself. And then injury took it all away. The physical aspect was only a part of the toll from the injury. He also suffered from anxiety and depression. Using meditation and mindfulness as tools of recovery, Prince found solutions for himself and also a new calling. An author, entrepreneur, and mindfulness expert, Prince helps athletes, professionals, and youth achieve their potential.

Nick Dorman is Founding Partner and Strategy Director for Echo -a global Brand Design agency, based in London. An engineer by training, a product designer by experience, and a brand strategist by choice, Nick has worked on jets, pets, and the BBC. He's designed telephones for the Danish, letter boxes for the Royal Mail, and steered successful brand innovation, identity and strategy.

In this episode of What I Wish I Knew with Mike Irwin & Simon Daw, Nick reflects on the importance of passion, curiosity, sustainability and zigzagging towards a highly successful career.

Kate Nowlan is founder of premium women's athletic apparel brand GRACEDBYGRIT, member of the boards of directors of Hylete Inc, San Diego Sport Innovators, Girls on the Run, and the GRACEDBYGRIT Foundation, and author of Graced by Grit: The Entrepreneurial Woman's Guide to Starting a Business with Power, Passion, & Purpose.

In this episode of What I Wish I Knew with Mike Irwin & Simon Daw, Kate talks about creating a brand, the challenges of raising money as a female entrepreneur, and the role men should play in advocacy and allyship for women.

Her unique perspective was forged as a lifelong athlete, swim coach, parent, and entrepeneur. As brand creator, Kate thought she knew what her brand really meant…until she met a cancer patient who helped her truly understand.

Jeff Campbell rose from a career on Madison Avenue to become global CEO of Burger King. He also served as Chairman of Pillsbury Restaurant Group, Senior Vice President of Brand Development at Pepsi-Cola, and CEO of Johnny Rockets. He's co-founder of Wisdom Capture, Executive-in-Residence at San Diego State University, writer, speaker and business mentor. In this episode of What I Wish I Knew with Mike Irwin & Simon Daw, Jeff talks about leadership, mentors, culture, and what he learned from being fired as a CEO.