by Minter Dial | Dec 3, 2025 | Business, Collaboration, Joy of Padel, Padel, Podcast
The Joy of Padel podcast with Camille Huyghues Despointes (JOPS03E22) On the latest episode (and the last of season 3) of the JOY OF PADEL podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with my co-founder, friend, and fellow padel enthusiast, Camille Huyghues Despointes....
by Minter Dial | Nov 23, 2025 | Business, Ethics, Leadership, Minter Dialogue, Podcast, Sports
Minter Dialogue with Natasha Skolny Natasha Skolny is a leadership coach specialising in high-achieving women navigating corporate environments. Drawing from her competitive figure skating background and 20 years in leadership development, Natasha explores how...
by Minter Dial | Oct 26, 2025 | Branding, Business, Marketing, Meaningfulness, Minter Dialogue, Podcast
Minter Dialogue with Cat Holt I had the pleasure of speaking with Cat Holt, founder and CEO of Coologee. We explored the critical role of branding in today’s business landscape, discussing how it’s more than just logos and slogans – it’s about...
by Minter Dial | Oct 5, 2025 | Business, Digital Transformation, Leadership, Minter Dialogue, Podcast
Minter Dialogue with Jason Zimmerman I had the pleasure of interviewing Jason Zimmerman, a behavioral economist and strategy expert. We explored the fascinating world of organizational transformation and the challenges companies face in implementing change. Jason...
by Minter Dial | Aug 27, 2025 | Business, Joy of Padel, Podcast
The Joy of Padel podcast with Mark Hewlett (JOPS03E16) Mark Hewlett, founder of Soul Padel, reveals how a traumatic experience led him to discover the transformative power of padel. His journey from rugby player to padel pioneer is nothing short of inspiring. In this...
by Minter Dial | Jul 14, 2025 | Business, Digital Transformation, Leadership, New Tech
Have you ever been locked out of your own money by the very institution that’s supposed to protect it? Welcome to my recent experience with Chase Bank – a frustrating saga that perfectly illustrates how excessive security measures can become the ultimate enemy...
