Podcasting Made Simple 🎙️
Wonderful's Co-Founder and CEO, Kieron James shares his expert storytelling techniques that podcasters can use to captivate their listeners more effectively.
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In this conversation, Kieron discusses his extensive background in tech and the founding of Wonderful, a platform aimed at improving charity donations through open banking.
The Accidental Entrepreneur 🎙️
Kieron shares his entrepreneurial journey, starting with his web design agency and company formation business. He then ventured into telecommunications, offering telephony services to new businesses.
The Wonderful Podcast S1 E5 🎙️
Carmen and Kieron quickly recap the journey to date before describing the rigorous process of FCA authorisation; selling the telecoms business; moving the team to a completely new industry; and seamlessly replacing a third-party provider with their brand new, and recently approved, fintech. (Phew!)
Software Spotlight Podcast 🎙️
At Wonderful, we're thrilled to share that our CEO and Co-Founder, Kieron James, was recently featured on the Software Spotlight podcast. Hosted by Michael Bernzweig of Software Oasis, the podcast provides a front-row seat to the latest innovations in software for small businesses.
The Wonderful Podcast S1 E3 🎙️
Carmen and Kieron remember the moment they discovered Open Banking - and the apple fell from the tree. Demand and pressure had forced the fundraising platform to close as card processing fees began to outstrip their corporate sponsorship. Could this be the silver bullet?
