Lucy Buckingham's guest appearances

Lucy Buckingham

Girls In Movement Podcast

Humans of Business with Charlotte Pearce

Recruiter Ricky - How To Get Hired

Poorna Bell

Stacey Dooley

Gina Miller

James Reed

Paul Lindley

Tropic Skincare

Alan Barratt

Kris Hallenga

Giles Humphries

David Hellard

Alex Thomas

Ade Hassan

Susie Ma

Kam Dovedi

Aron Gelbard

OwlTail

The Recruiter Ricky Podcast is here to help you get hired.   Tune in to hear all about Lucy’s journey as the Founder of Lucy Bee. Lucy share’s a great insight into why the business was set up and the family background behind the company which I can’t wait for you all to hear.   #RecruiterRicky #RecruiterRickyPodcast #HowToGetHired #LucyBuckingham #LucyBeeShop #Podcast #Recruitment #Business #Industry

The Recruiter Ricky Podcast is here to help you get hired. Tune in to hear all about Lucy’s journey as the Founder of Lucy Bee. Lucy share’s a great insight into why the business was set up and the family background behind the company which I can’t wait for you all to hear. #RecruiterRicky #RecruiterRickyPodcast #HowToGetHired #LucyBuckingham #LucyBeeShop #Podcast #Recruitment #Business #Industry

#011 Interview with Lucy Buckingham, Founder of Lucy Bee

“Anxiety. I think I’m always going to have it, it’s just understanding what my triggers are and coping with them”Lucy Buckingham is the founder of health food and beauty company “Lucy Bee”. She talks to  Charlotte Pearce in this live episode about how she has tackled her anxieties to create an outstanding brand. Lucy began the business as a side project with her Dad, Lucy has been suffering from Celiac disease since childhood and after years of label checking and restrictive diets she discovered the benefits of coconut oil, now “Lucy Bee" has a full range of food and beauty products. However, as a self-confessed worrier, how has the whole journey affected Lucy, and above all what makes her human…..  Charlotte finds out!Humans of Business goes beyond a typical business podcast, focusing not on the what, but the who. Through personal and purposeful conversations, Charlotte gets to know the humans behind some of the world’s most successful businesses.Charlotte leaves the practical business processes and financial successes at the door, and instead, shines a light on the emotional and personal side of these incredible entrepreneurs. They may seem to possess superhero-like drive, determination and power, but behind these perceptions is there a courageous human in pursuit of meaning and purpose? Do they actually want to make an impact on the world? In this honest and unfiltered chat we get straight to the heart of Lucy’s personality, learning just how passionate she is about offering the best quality products as well as making sure she is doing right by everyone involved in the process, from being a fair trader to ensuring all of her products are palm oil free, Lucy says; “People say to me ‘why are you fair trade?’ and I say why wouldn’t you be?”.Lucy tells Charlotte How anxiety has held her back in the past, she even says she wouldn’t have been able to do this interview even just a year ago “Anxiety, I think I’m always going to have it, it’s just understanding what my triggers are and coping with them”.Lucy shares the worries she had about making her self the “face of the brand” due to her anxieties about putting her self out there. Lucy opens up about the first time she stood out as the person behind “Lucy Bee”. Charlotte hears how important Lucy’s  family has been in supporting her throughout life and business, she says her dad encouraged her to always stick to her guns with the company, and not to take no for an answer, with this attitude she has been able to realise a dream of having an organic curly free beauty brand.Lucy also takes questions from the audience, she talks about the future of her company, what makes “Lucy Bee” coconut oil stand out from the rest of the market, where the business is going and knowing your values in business especially when starting out. Meet Charlotte Pearce: Charlotte is a Forbes 30 under 30 entrepreneur and has been named "the UK's next Richard Branson’ by Gadgette. She is the CEO and Founder of Inkpact and The Human Group. The “Humans of Business” Podcast is the result of Charlotte’s obsession with what makes us human and how we connect with each other. It is the conversation behind her mission: helping businesses do the right thing for people and for the planet.If you’ve loved hearing the inspiring, honest, raw and passionate stories in this series of Humans of Business don’t worry plans for series 2 are underway, to keep up to date with everything to come on the podcast follow Charlotte on all of her socials linked below. Humans of Business is backed by Octopusgroup.com #humansofbusiness

“Anxiety. I think I’m always going to have it, it’s just understanding what my triggers are and coping with them” Lucy Buckingham is the founder of health food and beauty company “Lucy Bee”. She talks to  Charlotte Pearce in this live episode about how she has tackled her anxieties to create an outstanding brand. Lucy began the business as a side project with her Dad, Lucy has been suffering from Celiac disease since childhood and after years of label checking and restrictive diets she discovered the benefits of coconut oil, now “Lucy Bee" has a full range of food and beauty products. However, as a self-confessed worrier, how has the whole journey affected Lucy, and above all what makes her human…..  Charlotte finds out! Humans of Business goes beyond a typical business podcast, focusing not on the what, but the who. Through personal and purposeful conversations, Charlotte gets to know the humans behind some of the world’s most successful businesses. Charlotte leaves the practical business processes and financial successes at the door, and instead, shines a light on the emotional and personal side of these incredible entrepreneurs. They may seem to possess superhero-like drive, determination and power, but behind these perceptions is there a courageous human in pursuit of meaning and purpose? Do they actually want to make an impact on the world?  In this honest and unfiltered chat we get straight to the heart of Lucy’s personality, learning just how passionate she is about offering the best quality products as well as making sure she is doing right by everyone involved in the process, from being a fair trader to ensuring all of her products are palm oil free, Lucy says; “People say to me ‘why are you fair trade?’ and I say why wouldn’t you be?”. Lucy tells Charlotte How anxiety has held her back in the past, she even says she wouldn’t have been able to do this interview even just a year ago “Anxiety, I think I’m always going to have it, it’s just understanding what my triggers are and coping with them”. Lucy shares the worries she had about making her self the “face of the brand” due to her anxieties about putting her self out there. Lucy opens up about the first time she stood out as the person behind “Lucy Bee”.  Charlotte hears how important Lucy’s  family has been in supporting her throughout life and business, she says her dad encouraged her to always stick to her guns with the company, and not to take no for an answer, with this attitude she has been able to realise a dream of having an organic curly free beauty brand. Lucy also takes questions from the audience, she talks about the future of her company, what makes “Lucy Bee” coconut oil stand out from the rest of the market, where the business is going and knowing your values in business especially when starting out.  Meet Charlotte Pearce:  Charlotte is a Forbes 30 under 30 entrepreneur and has been named "the UK's next Richard Branson’ by Gadgette. She is the CEO and Founder of Inkpact and The Human Group. The “Humans of Business” Podcast is the result of Charlotte’s obsession with what makes us human and how we connect with each other. It is the conversation behind her mission: helping businesses do the right thing for people and for the planet. If you’ve loved hearing the inspiring, honest, raw and passionate stories in this series of Humans of Business don’t worry plans for series 2 are underway, to keep up to date with everything to come on the podcast follow Charlotte on all of her socials linked below. Humans of Business is backed by <a href="http://Octopusgroup.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Octopusgroup.com</a> #humansofbusiness

Ep 8: Lucy Buckingham - Founder, Lucy Bee: “Humans are fascinating” 

Episode 36 is one truly not to miss! We are joined today by founder of Lucy Bee, Lucy Buckingham - a truly inspiring &amp; humble individual who has created a Fairtrade brand and was one of the first brands to bring Coconut oil to our supermarket shelves.. Lot’s of laughs, honest conversations &amp; amazing advice from Lucy in this weeks episode! Lucy was diagnosed as a coeliac from a young age, making her parents look closely at the food she was consuming - this led her to being more mindful of what she was consuming &amp; leading a healthy lifestyle. Lucy was introduced to Coconut oil and used it when she was working as a masseuse and saw lot’s of benefits - her Dad recognised a gap in the market and started the side hustle… Lucy Bee. Lucy Bee sources coconut oil from around the world and is not just stocking coconut oil but a huge range of products and now stepping into the cosmetics industry. What is so inspiring is the knowledge and passion from Lucy around the importance of being a fair trade brand and most importantly giving back to the communities they work with across the world. We discuss her working relationship with Joe wicks (The Body Coach) and how that grew organically - to how she grew the brand through her own story. We talk about social media and the real affects on our mental health, how she tackles anxiety &amp; feeling motivated! You can follow Lucy’s story here: https://www.instagram.com/lucybeecoconut/?hl=en Shop the range: https://shop.lucybee.com Fair Trade: https://www.lucybee.com/about/fair-trade/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/

Episode 36 is one truly not to miss! We are joined today by founder of Lucy Bee, Lucy Buckingham - a truly inspiring &amp; humble individual who has created a Fairtrade brand and was one of the first brands to bring Coconut oil to our supermarket shelves.. Lot’s of laughs, honest conversations &amp; amazing advice from Lucy in this weeks episode! Lucy was diagnosed as a coeliac from a young age, making her parents look closely at the food she was consuming - this led her to being more mindful of what she was consuming &amp; leading a healthy lifestyle. Lucy was introduced to Coconut oil and used it when she was working as a masseuse and saw lot’s of benefits - her Dad recognised a gap in the market and started the side hustle… Lucy Bee. Lucy Bee sources coconut oil from around the world and is not just stocking coconut oil but a huge range of products and now stepping into the cosmetics industry. What is so inspiring is the knowledge and passion from Lucy around the importance of being a fair trade brand and most importantly giving back to the communities they work with across the world. We discuss her working relationship with Joe wicks (The Body Coach) and how that grew organically - to how she grew the brand through her own story. We talk about social media and the real affects on our mental health, how she tackles anxiety &amp; feeling motivated! You can follow Lucy’s story here: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/lucybeecoconut/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/lucybeecoconut/?hl=en</a> Shop the range: <a href="https://shop.lucybee.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://shop.lucybee.com</a> Fair Trade: <a href="https://www.lucybee.com/about/fair-trade/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.lucybee.com/about/fair-trade/</a> Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/</a>

Lucy Buckingham | Founder Lucy Bee | Episode 36 | Girls In Movement | Podcast Series