Talking Heads with Ayesha Ibrahim, Honey Corn UK
19 Feb 2025, 12:00
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Join us in early 2025 for our Talking Heads series, featuring inspiring leaders and social entrepreneurs who have successfully steered their enterprises through the complexities of the business and social sector.
Talking Heads with Ayesha Ibrahim, Honey Corn UK
Recorded 19th February 2025
Talking Heads – Inspirational Speaker Series
Our Purchase Power speakers will share invaluable insights into their strategic journeys, operational challenges, decision-making processes, and the opportunities they have seized.
In this session, we are thrilled to welcome Ayesha Ibrahim, Founder and CEO of Honey Corn, and the UK's Leading Innovative Entrepreneur of 2020, to our Talking Heads series.
Ayesha will share her insights on what it takes to build, lead, and sustain a successful, environmentally impactful business like Honey Corn. She will discuss how she balances a demanding business and personal schedule, innovates to grow sales and customer base, and ensures her supply chain remains aligned with her ethical brand values.
Curious about how Ayesha achieved this success? Join us to find out.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the experiences of visionary leaders and gain practical advice for your own leadership journey.
This session is most relevant for social enterprises and other third sector organisations based in Scotland.
Find out more about the Purchase Power programme and apply to join our 2025 cohort here.
Our Speaker
Ayesha Ibrahim Founder, Honey Corn UK
Ayesha Ibrahim is the founder of Honey Corn, a cosmetics brand with ethics at the core of their values; only using organic and natural ingredients. Ayesha is passionate about sustainability and Honey Corn is part of an initiative that encourages UK residents to plant seeds and flowers honeybees will love. Having worked in senior positions at numerous companies, Ayesha is aware of what it takes for companies to become socially and environmentally responsible. As a small business owner who previously relied on trade shows as a main source of income, the Covid-19 pandemic was a big blow for Ayesha who now speaks on how she stayed motivated to ensure her company did not suffer like many over lockdown.
Our Host:
Rachael Arnold
Rachael is a seasoned leader in the creative industries and social enterprise sector with over twenty years of experience. She is the CEO of the Creative Entrepreneurs Club - a member-driven community designed to help creative people grow sustainable businesses in an authentic and empathic way.
Rachael was previously Chair of the Board for Youth Theatre Arts Scotland. She is experienced in supporting impact-led businesses and creative enterprises to flourish and grow.
Rachael's LinkedIn profile can be found here.