Track Record

Sue is joined today by Jason Downes, CEO of Powwownow, who have changed the way business communicate with each other. Sue and Jason discuss this early aims and goals, his journey to becoming CEO of Powwownow and the music that has helped him along the way

Sue Dougan sits down with Peter Tatchell, founder of the Peter Tatchell foundation, to find out more about his life, career, and hear his musical favourites. Peter has been a campaigner for human rights, democracy, LGBT freedom and global justice since 1967, is a member of the queer human rights group OutRage! and the left-wing of the Green Party.

This week Neil Brooks, former officer in the armed forces and now headteacher at Fulham Preparatory School's new senior school, joins Sue to discuss his career and musical influences. First broadcast: 12/11/16

Philip Reicherstorfer is in the studio to talk about his career in banking and why, after 15 years, he decided to give it all up and open Counter, a New York-style bar and brasserie in Vauxhall. First broadcast: 05/11/16

This week Sue is joined by Tom Hurley, CEO and founder of the Social Superstore. The start-up was conceived in 2012 to allow people to set up their own online store in a cost-free and safe environment. Four years on, the firm now employs more than 20 people and has secured the support of Baroness Mone OBE, the UK government’s small business tsar. Tom talks to Sue about his life, his career and his musical influences. First broadcast: 29/10/16

Richard Dodgson, Founder and Creative Director of Timebased, joined Sue Dougan to talk about his life, career and his musical influences. His company puts on spectacular events for big brands in the UK, Europe and Asia, including the GQ Men of the Year Awards. First broadcast: 22/10/16

Join Sue as she talks to Sohrab Jahanbani about his early life, starting his business and growing it into the success it is today, whilst sharing his musical influences that helped him along the way. First broadcast:15/10/16

Hear Con Gornell, Warner Bros Executive Vice President of European Film Marketing, share with Sue Dougan anecdotes from his early life and career as well as sharing his favourite musical choices that have inspired him along the way, only on Track Record. First Broadcast 08/10/16.

Entrepreneur, TED talker, feminist, media professional, writer and journalist, Margaret Heffernan joins Sue to discuss her career and musical influences. First broadcast: 01/10/16

Ros Altmann, the former pensions minister, joins Sue in the studio to talk about her political career and the music that has inspired her along the way. First broadcast: 24/09/16

Roger Saul the founder of Mulberry and recently the Sharpham Park food group comes into the studio to talk about his career and the music that helped him along the way. First broadcast: 17/09/16

Joining Sue in the studio to talk about his life, career and musical influences is Tony Wilson, CEO and founder of the Lifestyle Architecture Group. First broadcast: 10/09/16

John Willis, founder and CEO of Power2Inspire, joins Sue to talk about his "Road2Rio" challenge, where he will be participating in every Olympic and Paralympic event, and about the music that's helping him along the way. First broadcast: 03/09/16

Vincent Gibson is the creator of Centric, an app that allows you to view and share videos happening in your current area. He joins Sue to talk about his career and musical influences. First broadcast: 27/08/16

Ian Merricks, entrepreneur, managing partner at White Horse Capital and Chair at the Accelerator Network joins Sue in the studio to talk about his career and the music that influenced him along the way. First broadcast: 16/07/16

Paolo Hewitt, music writer, biographer and football fanatic joins Sue in the studio to talk about the music that has helped influence his life. First Broadcast: 09/07/16

Sharon Richey, CEO of BEcause of Experiential Marketing, joins Sue Dougan in the studio to talk about her life in music and how it has helped shape her career. First Broadcast: 02/07/16

This week Sue is in the studio with expert traveller, Tony Wheeler. Founder of Lonely Planet, he talks us through his amazing career and the music that accompanied him along the way

Chris Jones, sportsman and CEO of England Athletics joins Sue on Track Record to talk about his life and musical inspirations. First Broadcast: 11/06/16

Marie-Hélène Ferguson, founder of the London School of Etiquette joins Sue in the studio to talk about her career and the music that has influenced her along the way. First Broadcast: 04/06/16