Member Presentations
Benjamin — Nutritional Therapy
Benjamin draws the line between lifespan, healthspan, and diseasespan, and explains why living longer means very little without the years of good health to go with it. He looks at how nutritional therapy can reduce chronic risk across conditions such as IBS, prediabetes and diabetes, and chronic inflammation, and how the same preventive approach supports dementia risk reduction. A clear case for treating food and lifestyle as preventive medicine rather than an afterthought. Worth a conversation if you or a client are managing a long term condition.
Past presentations
21 July
Bharat — IT Services
Bharat takes the room through the security side of Microsoft 365, which most businesses use every day without ever looking at how it is configured. He explains where the common gaps sit, what the platform can protect on its own, and where a business still needs to make deliberate choices. Useful listening if your data, your email, and your files all live in one place and you have never had anyone check the settings.
14 July
Charles Calvert — Easy Mortgages
Charles brings a horror movie twist to the first time buyer journey, casting sinister estate agents, ghastly conveyancers, and random online brokers as the villains of the story. Against that backdrop he sets out how Easy Mortgages offers a steadier path, with honest advice, low fees, and long term support. A fun watch with a genuinely useful message underneath it. Get in touch with the team if you are guiding a first time buyer through the process.
7 July
Scott Thompson — Tax Advisory
Scott makes the case for planning ahead rather than reacting at the end of the tax year, covering tax, pensions, and inheritance as one connected picture. He shows how decisions taken early tend to be the ones that make a real difference later, and how much harder it becomes to fix things once deadlines have passed. A good starting point if you have never had these three looked at together.
23 June
Kathryn Lindup — Rapid Transformational Therapy
Kathryn explains how RTT works with the beliefs people picked up early in life and have carried ever since, often without realising it. She shows how those beliefs turn into self sabotage, and how the therapy helps clients understand where the pattern started and change it in a small number of sessions. Relevant for anyone who keeps running into the same wall and cannot see why.