This week James chats to inventor, designer, and founder of the world renowned travel brand Trunki, Rob Law MBE. In this podcast he openly shared the personal and business journey that he has been on with creating the much-loved Trunki
Really enjoyed chatting with Emma Barnett on BBC Radio 5 live today, listen again to hear about my journey of defying the odds in life and business, from surviving lockdown as a shielded person with CF to building Trunki into
Hear my story on the first in a new series of podcast interviewing recognised entrepreneurs, rebels and founders to share their inspiring journeys and top business tips for success. Listen on apple podcasts
Episode 224 – 65 Roses and a Trunki with Rob Law Interview with Alison Jones: Rob Law, aka Trunki Daddy, has faced more personal and business challenges than most. In this conversation he talks about living with cystic fibrosis (or
Trunki designer Rob Law on cystic fibrosis, suitcases and surviving a crisis Design Week ran a deep dive article on my product design career, my approach to design & creativity. We talk about how I’ve overcome challenges, lead the business
Enjoyed some good banter with comedian, writer and presenter Mark Dolan on Talk radio sharing some of my story in this 20 min interview celebrating my book launch #65rosesandatrunki https://www.roblaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Mark-Dolan-Talk-Radio.m4a
Book Launch Webinar Hosts: Rob Law MBE and Dr. Peter Hughes This webinar celebrates the launch of one of the most remarkable business biographies of recent years. Watch this webinar to listen to Rob tell his extraordinary life story and learn
Delighted to be featured in this Forbes article talking about resilience: “Resilience to me is understanding that challenges will be short-lived if you focus your energy on solving the problems in your control and ignoring the rest. So stay open-minded,
I learnt from a young age to keeping focused on what you can control and ignore the rest
Feature from the Guardian Business: The company stuck to its profit outlook of £50m-£55m for the full year, compared with £51m in the previous year. In the year to date, sales have fallen 1.2% at established stores. The upbeat figures