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The Art Industry Is Rigged – Marine Tanguy Exposes the Truth
A story to fuel your day with motivation and hope.
Marine Tanguy grew up on a small island in France, far from the art world’s elite circles.
She had no connections, no privilege, and no fast track to success. Yet today, she’s the founder of MTArt Agency.
Her mission is to empower talented artists who don’t have the means to break through. MTArt is now valued at £35M, proving that success in even the toughest industries is possible.No big city, no privileged background required.
This conversation on 30 & Thriving will change the way you think about success in the creative world. Listen now, this one will change everything.
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Gary Izunwa grew up in a single-parent, working-class household where he learned the value of hard work and witnessed first-hand the barriers to opportunity faced by underprivileged communities. Today, he’s the founder of Tangent, a ground-breaking digital recruitment platform tackling the deep-rooted unfairness in employee referrals and opening doors for those often overlooked by traditional hiring systems.
Gary’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From landing a dream job at LinkedIn to discovering how recruitment often favours privilege over merit, he turned frustration into a mission: to create a world where people from less privileged backgrounds can secure roles at top-tier companies like Google, Microsoft, and Goldman Sachs.
In this episode, we discuss:
How Gary took Tangent from an idea to a revolutionary platform.The hard truths about recruitment in today’s job market.The importance of onboarding the right investors for your vision.The challenges of navigating a market with a new and bold idea.Gary’s story is a masterclass in resilience, vision, and impact-driven entrepreneurship. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, someone passionate about social change, or just looking for inspiration, this episode will leave you motivated to think bigger.
For this episode, we’ve partnered with Bornbound, the sportswear brand revolutionizing athletic performance.
Bornbound mastered the art of combining extreme lightness, rapid-dry technology, and sleek design to create the ultimate running and workout gear.
As a 30 & Thriving listener, we’ve secured an exclusive 30% discount for you!
Use code 30T at checkout and experience the difference of next-level sportswear.
Train smarter. Perform better. Welcome to the future of fitness.
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Alberto is joined by Elena Michael, founder of Not Your Porn, in this eye-opening episode of 30 & Thriving to uncover the hidden truths of the multi-billion-dollar porn industry and its impact on society.
They dive into:
How porn is affecting adolescent minds and the dangerous consequences.The dark secrets of the adult industry’s economy.The alarming rise of image-based abuse and what needs to be done to stop it.Why the conversation around sexual consent is more urgent than ever.This conversation will challenge your perspective and reveal the realities that few are willing to discuss. Don’t miss this powerful episode, watch or listen now!
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In this episode, Alberto Zandi sits down with Lou Llobell, the breakout star of Apple TV’s hit sci-fi series Foundation. While the world is just beginning to recognize her talent, we are the first to bring her inspiring story to you.
Lou shares:
The struggles she faced breaking into one of the most competitive industries.How she overcame countless rejections with grit, determination, and self-belief.Her vision for the future and why she’s destined to become one of the most sought-after talents in acting.This is your chance to discover Lou Llobell at the start of her meteoric rise. Her journey is a testament to resilience and a reminder that every breakthrough comes with its share of challenges. Watch out for her, this is only the beginning.
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How do you build a venture capital firm from scratch with five co-founders?
What does it take to scale consumer goods brands successfully?
And why is teaming up with experienced individuals crucial to achieving exponential growth?
In this episode of 30 & Thriving, Alberto sits down with Laurence Booth-Clibborn, the founder of Mothership, a venture capital firm transforming the consumer goods and ecommerce industry.
Laurence, shares the journey of raising $22M, acquiring and scaling direct-to-consumer brands, and managing rapid growth. Packed with actionable insights and lessons on entrepreneurship, this episode is perfect for anyone looking to thrive in the world of consumer business and venture capital.
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In this compelling episode of 30 & Thriving, Tom Grennan sits down with host Alberto Zandi to uncover the truth behind his meteoric rise from singing in pubs to selling out stadiums filled with 80,000 fans.
But this isn’t just a story about fame. This is about how heartbreak redirected Tom’s path from football to music, the years of hustle that tested his resilience, and the unexpected moment a Sony producer discovered him in a pub.
Tom reflects on the personal and professional struggles that shaped his success, sharing how he stayed grounded, found his purpose, and learned to thrive in the face of adversity.
Whether you’re chasing a dream, pivoting after a setback, or simply looking for inspiration, Tom’s story will remind you that even the toughest moments can lead to something extraordinary.
This episode is a beautiful reminder that dreams can change, and sometimes life has an even more incredible plan for us than we could ever imagine.
Join Alberto as he dives deep into the mindset, determination, and lessons that have made Tom Grennan not just a pop star, but a symbol of perseverance and purpose.
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At just 8 years old, Mia McKenna-Bruce embarked on a career that would take over two decades of relentless effort, resilience, and heart. Despite early successes, she faced the harsh realities of the entertainment industry. Rejection after rejection and the crushing weight of burnout. At one point, she walked away from it all, trading auditions for a headset at a call centre in Australia.
But Mia’s acting journey didn’t end there.
Determined to reclaim her dream, she made a triumphant return to acting, pouring everything into her craft. Now, in 2024, she stands as the BAFTA Award Winner for Best Actress, a testament to her talent and perseverance. With highly anticipated projects alongside some of the industry's top names, Mia’s career is soaring to new heights.
In this episode of 30 & Thriving, Mia shares with Alberto the raw, unfiltered truth behind her journey. From childhood stardom to the brink of giving up, and ultimately, to becoming one of the most celebrated actors of her generation. Her story is an inspiring blueprint for anyone who’s ever faced rejection, doubted their path, or dreamed of a second chance.
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Pip Murray had a passion for nut butters as a fuel source to run marathons, but couldn’t find healthy, tasty options without palm oil. In 2013, she decided to make her own and started selling them at a local artisan market in the UK.
By 2024, her company, Pip & Nut, is selling millions of jars each month across Europe, stocked by major retailers like Whole Foods, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, Tesco, Holland & Barrett and many more.
In this episode, Pip shares her journey from an idea to building a food empire, while Alberto unpacks the emotional and professional insights of her path, revealing valuable lessons for scaling a food business.
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In this episode Alberto Zandi sits down with Raissa de Haas, co-founder of the internationally recognized premium mixer brand, Double Dutch. From launching the company with her twin sister Joyce in 2015 to now selling over 2 million units monthly, Raissa shares the remarkable journey behind building one of the most innovative brands in the beverage industry.
Raissa opens up about how their passion for flavour pairing led to creating unique mixers like Cucumber & Watermelon and Pomegranate & Basil, which helped them stand out in a competitive market. She dives into the early challenges of breaking into the industry, the strategies that fuelled their growth, and how Double Dutch became a carbon-neutral company with a focus on sustainability.
This episode offers an inspiring look at the entrepreneurial mindset, highlighting Raissa's personal and professional growth, the lessons learned from scaling a business, the importance of staying true to your brand's vision, the rewards & challenges of working with your twin.
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In this eye-opening and educational episode, Alberto dives into the untapped economic power of the Black community with Ruby, Co-Founder of VAMP, a leading talent agency representing Black talents. Ruby shares how she and her friends turned their frustration over the lack of representation into a multimillion-dollar company that showcases the value of the Black pound.
Alberto and Ruby discuss how VAMP is pushing big corporations to recognize the financial strength of Black consumers and talents. Ruby’s inspiring journey offers crucial insights for brands and entrepreneurs, revealing the huge opportunities many are still overlooking.
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A business founder is usually filled with passion, vision, and has a strong emotional bond with their business.
Claudia Stankler, Chief Operating Officer of Connectd, shows us how a corporate job can allow you to have a life outside work while feeling as motivated and fulfilled as a founder.
Connectd is a community-driven technology platform that connects investors and advisors with leading and relevant startups. The tech company boasts over 1,500 members across the globe.
In addition to being listed in Forbes 30 Under 30, Claudia holds a master’s degree in psychology and was the President of the University of St Andrews Psychology and Neuroscience Society in 2015.
In this episode, Claudia shares with Alberto the importance of work-life balance, the relevance of her psychology degree to her professional role, and how she defines success as a corporate professional and a person.
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Building a business is not always about finding an external gap in the market. Ahana Banerjee looked inward to what mattered to her to come up with a business idea while at university.
After experiencing severe acne through her teenage years, Ahana deleted her Instagram account and was determined to develop a platform for people to share their experiences with acne without being judged.
She developed Clear, a first-of-its-kind app that allows you to track your skincare routine and connect with other users who might be experiencing similar issues. Within two years, it was valued at $19 million.
In this episode, Ahana and Alberto discuss the unobvious benefits of having no experience in business, managing rapid growth, and driving innovation out of personal need.
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What is the key to becoming a successful influencer?
Jordan Schwarzenberger is a university dropout with a passion for media enterprise. After working at one of the best European talent agencies, Jordan spotted a gap in the market and co-founded Arcade Media, a management company with a single client: The Sidemen, one of the biggest and most successful YouTube collectives, including KSI as a lead member.
In this episode, Jordan and Alberto discuss the importance of university education, the balance between spiritual and financial success, and whether having just one client is truly the smartest approach.
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Most people don’t start a business because they don’t think they have a groundbreaking idea. Arian Zandi proves this wrong, emphasizing that implementation is more important than the initial idea.
Arian Zandi decided to quit his corporate career in strategy consulting to follow his passion for entrepreneurship. In 2018, Arian co-founded Emerald Hospitality Group. Many would argue that the hospitality industry is very tough, but Arian’s approach to business is industry-agnostic. While some industries may be more competitive than others, the success of a company in any industry hinges on the implementation of the idea and the governance of the business. By 2024, Emerald Hospitality Group employs over 200 people, has nine-figure revenue, and has been listed by the Sunday Times as Britain's 100 fastest private companies.
In this episode, Alberto is joined by his twin, business partner, and co-founder of Emerald Hospitality Group, Arian Zandi. They discuss the benefits of being an entrepreneur, the sacrifices involved, and the importance of a balanced co-founder relationship.
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Do you think you need to study a technology-related field to build a company in the tech space?
This is the story of Alisha Fredriksson, a gymnast who became an expert in climate crisis mitigation technologies and raised millions to found a company aiming to change the world.
Global shipping accounts for 11% of total emissions in the transport sector, and its carbon footprint could increase by a shocking 250% by 2050 if left unchecked.
But Alisha Fredriksson’s company, Seabound, has a plan to stop this in its tracks.
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Did you start a business but failed in your first attempt?
Eliot Jabès built an e-commerce platform to sell second hand sneakers. After hard work and dedication, it still failed. Instead of giving up, Eliot applied all the lessons learned from his first failed business to build what is today a big tech company worth millions of dollars.
Eliot co-founded Stockly, a platform that enables e-retailers to sell products they don't have in stock by arranging for the products to be shipped from other official resellers and brands within the network.
In this episode, Eliot discusses with Alberto the concept of building a business with your best friend, the importance of learning from mistakes, fundraising techniques, and Elliot’s uneasy relationship with success.
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Success is often depicted as an almost unattainable goal. People will tell you that to achieve it, you need wealth, connections, experience, and luck.
In this brand-new podcast, 30 & Thriving, hosted by Forbes 30 Under 30 entrepreneur Alberto Zandi, you’ll discover that success can be defined in numerous ways and, crucially, that the path to success isn’t always uniform.
In each episode, join Alberto for a candid, in-depth conversation with the brightest young entrepreneurs, leaders, and future stars—all of whom share one common achievement: they’ve secured a coveted spot on Forbes 30 Under 30.
We’ll delve into their journeys, aiming to humanize the image of an entrepreneur. The conversations will explore their highs and lows, insecurities, and problem-solving methodologies. We will learn that success has many shapes and definitions, and that the journey to achieve it is more relatable to everyone than we might think.
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