In this episode, Rowena interviews Darren Woolley (Founder & Global CEO, Trinity P3), on his Uncomfortable Growth story.

Darren’s story begins with a degree in Medical Laboratory Science from RMIT University, which led him to work in medical research at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne. While he appreciated the community and the discipline of the scientific method, he soon realised that the rigid structure of research did not align with his natural inclination towards communication and creativity.

In this episode, Rowena interviews Jacquie Alley (Chief Operating Officer at The Media Store), on her Uncomfortable Growth story.

Jacquie opens up about her beginnings in the family business, sharing how her initial reluctance to step into a leadership role transformed into a profound commitment to the agency's success. She reflects on the challenges that come with ownership, particularly the unexpected pressure and responsibility that weighs heavily on her shoulders. The conversation highlights the stark reality of business ownership—the highs can be exhilarating, while the lows can be crushing.

In the latest episode, Rowena Millward interviews Sibon Schouten, CEO and Founder of Markd Global, about her Uncomfortable Growth story.

Sibon shares that her early life was marked by challenges, including feelings of being 'born a mistake' due to her unconventional family background. Raised in a rural village, she faced the complexities of identity and belonging when she moved to the UK at the age of eight. This transition introduced her to a world vastly different from her own, filled with cultural contrasts and the struggle to fit in.