Debbie Wosskow is recognised as one of the most prominent serial entrepreneurs in the UK. She is the founder and former CEO of Love Home Swap, the world’s largest online home exchange platform which is where she made her name in the industry. Her current venture, AllBright, is Britain’s first-ever member’s club for women, and a place for women to connect, upskill and network both in person and online.
As an angel investor, Debbie has an investment portfolio of several female-founded businesses (including TALA) and is outspoken about the gender imbalances in entrepreneurship. She has become a trailblazer for female empowerment and digital disruption, and in today’s episode, Debbie shares her insights on how she set up and scaled several successful startups, drawing on how brands can incorporate digital technologies into their running. We also talk about how companies can meaningfully enact feminism within their brand, bringing to light the power of community and female inclusion in the male-dominated tech industry.
- introduction into Debbie’s background
- normalising talking about money
- how to talk to your children about money
- Debbie’s early career
- investment banking or management consultancy?
- how Debbie started her first business
- dealing with the fear of failure
- you’ve sold a business, now what?
- dealing with a divorce, being a young Mum and running a business
- how Love Home Swap began
- the biggest learnings from business
- when to let go
- the aim in selling Debbie’s business
- the emotional side to selling your business
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