Fiona Spencer's guest appearances

Fiona Spencer

Talking through my hat

Reimagining Justice

Inspire Club

Joanna Penn

Chester Elton

John Mayer

Rhys Thomas

Mike Adams

Ken Jones

Michael Green

Eduardo Gonzalez

Robert Glazer

Jenni Field

Mike Klein

Laura Dawson

Matt Manners

Ruth Dance

Jason Lauritsen

OwlTail

In this episode we talk with Fiona Spencer, Strategist at Home Fiona has worked with some of the world’s leading brands to deliver award-winning engagement and communications campaigns. As a strategist at Home, Fiona works with employee engagement and communication experts working with organisations to champion new ways to engage people in businesses across the globe. In her chat with Matt, Fiona highlights what she learned working with James Dyson alongside his Foundation, the biggest problems facing people during the pandemic as well as some of her greatest (and nerve-racking) life experiences. We hope you enjoy it. In order to have great communication teams, constant education and communication training is key to discover what the latest practices in the field are.

In this episode we talk with Fiona Spencer, Strategist at <a href="https://www.thisishome.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Home</a> Fiona has worked with some of the world’s leading brands to deliver award-winning engagement and communications campaigns. As a strategist at <a href="https://www.thisishome.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Home</a>, Fiona works with employee engagement and communication experts working with organisations to champion new ways to engage people in businesses across the globe. In her chat with Matt, Fiona highlights what she learned working with James Dyson alongside his Foundation, the biggest problems facing people during the pandemic as well as some of her greatest (and nerve-racking) life experiences. We hope you enjoy it. In order to have great communication teams, constant education and <a href="https://www.findcourses.com/search/best-communication-skills-training" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">communication training</a> is key to discover what the latest practices in the field are.

Inspire Club EP #14 - Fiona Spencer

Mark Swivel

Barefoot Law

In this episode no. 19 I interview Mark Swivel and Fiona Spencer of Barefoot Law. Mark is the founder and principal, and Fiona an associate at Barefoot Law which is a low cost community legal clinic based in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. Barefoot Law is taking a unique approach to providing legal advice to its local community in a way that shouldn’t be a surprising – by charging extremely affordable fees. You might be surprised just how affordable! Keep listening to find out how the cover the unavoidable costs of running a law firm. Mark explains what motivated him to start Barefoot Law, the kinds of advice they provide, how and where they deliver it. We talk about the disconnect between the profession and everyday people’s understanding of the law and what’s needed. Mark also shares some thought- provoking views about whether lawyers can be entrepreneurs. Mark and Fiona were very open in sharing the somewhat unexpected and personal challenges they’ve faced in running a law firm that honours its clients in very human way. This episode will be of interest to you if you’re looking for ways to minimise costs in your law firm, in providing legal services to the missing middle or how to deliver legal advice in less traditional ways such as through unbundling. Links:  Barefoot Law Citizens Advice Bureau  Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – andreaperrypetersen.com.au Twitter - @ReimaginingJ Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

In this episode no. 19 I interview Mark Swivel and Fiona Spencer of Barefoot Law. Mark is the founder and principal, and Fiona an associate at Barefoot Law which is a low cost community legal clinic based in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. Barefoot Law is taking a unique approach to providing legal advice to its local community in a way that shouldn’t be a surprising – by charging extremely affordable fees. You might be surprised just how affordable! Keep listening to find out how the cover the unavoidable costs of running a law firm. Mark explains what motivated him to start Barefoot Law, the kinds of advice they provide, how and where they deliver it. We talk about the disconnect between the profession and everyday people’s understanding of the law and what’s needed. Mark also shares some thought- provoking views about whether lawyers can be entrepreneurs. Mark and Fiona were very open in sharing the somewhat unexpected and personal challenges they’ve faced in running a law firm that honours its clients in very human way. This episode will be of interest to you if you’re looking for ways to minimise costs in your law firm, in providing legal services to the missing middle or how to deliver legal advice in less traditional ways such as through unbundling. Links: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.barefootlaw.net.au/about" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Barefoot Law</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Citizens Advice Bureau</a></li> </ul> Andrea Perry-Petersen – LinkedIn - Twitter @winkiepp – <a href="../../../content/andreaperrypetersen.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">andreaperrypetersen.com.au</a> Twitter - @ReimaginingJ Facebook – Reimagining Justice group

One lawyer’s experiment to meet the needs of his local community with Mark Swivel and Fiona Spencer of Barefoot Law

Spencer Thomas

Fiona Spencer Thomas is a literary agent and book publicist who works with a range of authors on both fiction and non-fiction. In this podcast episode, she talks about how she got started as an agent, what a literary agent does for her clients, and how her own passion drives her choices. It was interesting to talk about striking the balance between creativity and nit-picking attention to detail - between helping writers create better books and handling the fine points of royalties and contracts. And, in particular, the need to tread a cautious road alongside your authors, because everyone's different, from the diffident author with no self-confidence to the bull in a china shop who needs protecting from themself!

Fiona Spencer Thomas is a literary agent and book publicist who works with a range of authors on both fiction and non-fiction. In this podcast episode, she talks about how she got started as an agent, what a literary agent does for her clients, and how her own passion drives her choices. It was interesting to talk about striking the balance between creativity and nit-picking attention to detail - between helping writers create better books and handling the fine points of royalties and contracts. And, in particular, the need to tread a cautious road alongside your authors, because everyone's different, from the diffident author with no self-confidence to the bull in a china shop who needs protecting from themself!

23: An agent's journey (Fiona Spencer Thomas interview)