Media Personality| Change Consultant| Air Force Veteran| World Traveler. As an Organizational Architect, I specialize in constructing businesses from the core. Our firm serves as a reliable advisor, offering Strategic Planning, Leadership Development, Project Management, and Private Equity Consulting to enhance Organizational effectiveness and proficiency in delivering world-class products and services.

Joe Phillips is a zoologist, entrepreneur, and business strategist whose journey spans from the African savannah to The Apprentice boardroom. After earning a 1st class BSc in Zoology from Exeter and specializing in Ethology at Oxford, he worked with anti-poaching units in South Africa and later transitioned into business.

Joe founded Surf Balm, a sustainable cosmetics brand that grew from a university bedroom to 100+ retailers across the UK, Europe, and South Africa, landing him a spot on BBC One’s The Apprentice, where he pitched to Lord Sugar. He has since worked at P&G and now helps global enterprises unlock C-level growth strategies at GDS.

Now, he joins Beyond the Boardroom with Aleksandra King to share his adventures in business, conservation, and survival—both in nature and in the corporate world.

Mark Moseley is a British entrepreneur, veteran, and the founder of PestGone Environmental Ltd, an award-winning pest control and environmental services company run by ex-military professionals. Operating across London, PestGone applies military precision to protecting businesses, homes, and prestigious hotels from unwanted intruders.

A former Royal Engineer, he spent years operating in hostile environments before transitioning into private security and, eventually, entrepreneurship. His experience in high-stakes missions shaped his leadership approach, fueling his drive to create a business that safeguards people and properties with elite efficiency.

Mark is the author of Pests to Peace, a JobOppO Ambassador, and an advocate for veteran career transition. Now, he joins Beyond the Boardroom with Aleksandra King to share how military discipline, resilience, and strategy translate into business success.

The Apprentice 2014 Winner, Mark Wright.

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Michelle Niziol is the CEO and founder of seven successful businesses, a Prince’s Trust ambassador, and a dedicated mother of two.

She first gained national recognition as a candidate on The Apprentice (BBC), where she showcased her business acumen and determination. At just 18, she set out on a mission to create solutions for every challenge in the property-buying process. Over the past two decades, she has built a multi-million-pound property portfolio and gained nearly 20 years of experience running multiple businesses.

A well-known media figure, Michelle has participated in hundreds of TV, radio, magazine, and newspaper interviews. She is also a sought-after keynote speaker and panelist at major conferences and exhibitions, as well as a motivational and inspirational speaker at schools and universities. Passionate about supporting female entrepreneurs, she has helped hundreds of women start and grow their businesses.

Samuel Brooksworth is a British-Ghanaian entrepreneur and CEO of Remoteli, a tech-led staffing business connecting global companies with top talent. With headquarters in the UK and an expanding presence in Ghana, Lithuania, Ireland, and Canada, Remoteli aims to employ 1 million people across Africa as a remote workforce.

A former BBC One’s The Apprentice candidate (2016), Samuel pitched an AI-led recruitment platform but found his true calling in bridging knowledge gaps for young entrepreneurs. He later founded Build and Master, a startup accelerator that helped over 100 businesses launch and scale.

Samuel is a thought leader in diversity, entrepreneurship, and leadership, mentoring startups and delivering keynotes worldwide. Now, he joins Beyond the Boardroom with Aleksandra King to share his journey from The Apprentice boardroom to building a global empire.