Simon Littler's guest appearances

Simon Littler

New Thinking: Leaders

Mooch FM

Edan Yago

Jason Trost

Francis Hellyer

Bruce Daisley

Matt Rees

Jenny Kavanagh

Ren Yi Hooi

Tim Robinson

Caroline Casey

Euan Rellie

Felix Mitchell

Nadim Sadek

Andy Vesey

Ross Sklar

Wade Eyerly

OwlTail

William D. Cohan

John Bresnahan

In this episode and as the world reacts to Chauvin’s verdict, Anthony is joined by John Bresnahan, co-founder of Punchbowl News to get his thoughts on the trial - and what this means for the American people and its legal system.Simon Litter, entrepreneur, philanthropist and wine expert gives his take on what wine we should be drinking this spring, its ability to connect people, and together they discuss the work of the Inside Circle Foundation - a rehabilitation program for the currently incarcerated. Finally, William D. Cohan, former investment banker, business writer and bestselling author has a conversation with Anthony reflecting on Wall Street’s glory days, and they delve into his many books, the latest ‘Four Friends: Promising Lives Cut Short’ -  and what we can expect from him next.  Follow our guests on Twitter:@bresreports @Simonwines @WilliamCohan Follow us:@moochfm @scaramucci Sign up for our newsletter at:www.mooch.fm Created &amp; produced by Podcast Partners:www.podcastpartners.com 

In this episode and as the world reacts to Chauvin’s verdict, Anthony is joined by John Bresnahan, co-founder of Punchbowl News to get his thoughts on the trial - and what this means for the American people and its legal system.Simon Litter, entrepreneur, philanthropist and wine expert gives his take on what wine we should be drinking this spring, its ability to connect people, and together they discuss the work of the Inside Circle Foundation - a rehabilitation program for the currently incarcerated. Finally, William D. Cohan, former investment banker, business writer and bestselling author has a conversation with Anthony reflecting on Wall Street’s glory days, and they delve into his many books, the latest ‘Four Friends: Promising Lives Cut Short’ -  and what we can expect from him next.   Follow our guests on Twitter:<a href="https://twitter.com/bresreports" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@bresreports</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/Simonwines" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Simonwines</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/WilliamCohan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@WilliamCohan</a> Follow us:<a href="https://twitter.com/moochfm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@moochfm</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/scaramucci" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@scaramucci</a> Sign up for our newsletter at:<a href="http://www.mooch.fm/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.mooch.fm</a> Created &amp; produced by Podcast Partners:<a href="http://www.podcastpartners.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.podcastpartners.com</a>

Episode 34: John Bresnahan, Simon Littler & William D. Cohan

Simon Littler is an entrepreneur, philanthropist and highly regarded expert in the wine industry. Chief executive of the Wine Forum, an international society of business leaders based around fine wine and philanthropy; he is also the founder of multiple companies including The World Wine Exchange and Global Wine Company -  which ran wine clubs for brands such as The New York Times, Williams-Sonoma, The Washington Post and Omaha Steaks. Also an advisor and mentor to chief executives, Simon serves on the boards’ or as an advisor of multiple companies including the Gratitude Railroad and Rose and Arrow Estate. In this in-depth conversation, Simon explains the impact the pandemic continues to have on his business, and the once critical in-person connections that have been forced to pivot; describes the important work he does at the Inside Circle Foundation, an organisation that works in high security prisons aiding parolees to gain meaningful employment; and advises that it’s vital for your job to be your passion - fortunate enough to have found that his love of wine coupled with his academic achievements in geology, would lead to his own success.

Simon Littler is an entrepreneur, philanthropist and highly regarded expert in the wine industry. Chief executive of the Wine Forum, an international society of business leaders based around fine wine and philanthropy; he is also the founder of multiple companies including The World Wine Exchange and Global Wine Company -  which ran wine clubs for brands such as The New York Times, Williams-Sonoma, The Washington Post and Omaha Steaks. Also an advisor and mentor to chief executives, Simon serves on the boards’ or as an advisor of multiple companies including the Gratitude Railroad and Rose and Arrow Estate. In this in-depth conversation, Simon explains the impact the pandemic continues to have on his business, and the once critical in-person connections that have been forced to pivot; describes the important work he does at the Inside Circle Foundation, an organisation that works in high security prisons aiding parolees to gain meaningful employment; and advises that it’s vital for your job to be your passion - fortunate enough to have found that his love of wine coupled with his academic achievements in geology, would lead to his own success.

Business Leaders - Simon Littler