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Emma Street shared thisFantastic day with the team onsite this week!Emma Street shared thisA brilliant day onsite with Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd supporting the rollout of Microsoft Copilot Chat to thousands of users across the organisation. It’s always rewarding to be part of moments like this, where technology meets real engagement. The turnout, the energy, and the conversations throughout the day made it clear just how much momentum there is behind this launch! A special thank you to Steve O'Connor and Hayley Stacey for the invitation and for making the day such a success. As Hayley said: “Thanks all for today, really good turnout, so good to see people come straight down with their questions. It was really positive to see.” Proud to be working alongside such a prestigious brand and supporting Aston Martin as they bring Copilot into the flow of work at scale. Also great to be joined by Emma Street and Annabel Mair from Microsoft; fantastic to collaborate and deliver this together. An awesome day all round 🏎️ Microsoft, Microsoft AI, Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program, Microsoft 365 | #CPSInsights #GrowWithCPS #MicrosoftCopilot #AI #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfWork #AstonMartin
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Emma Street reposted thisEmma Street reposted thisAs FIFA’s World Cup lands on American soil in July, the final is about to become a pivotal point for global sports entertainment. There’s a part of me that’s here for it, but there’s a fine, fine line between taking inspiration from the NFL and keeping the soul of the game intact. How are brands going to show up over the tournament? What ripple effects does it have on club level football? Whether the opportunity excites or challenges you, I'd love a good debate. Drop a comment or reach out - milo.young@yonderconsulting.comWill the World Cup be infected by Super Bowl Fever?Will the World Cup be infected by Super Bowl Fever?
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Emma Street shared thisA customer visit this week. I did ask for a trial run of this car worth £2.5M, of which there are only 24 in circulation. Naturally, I was rejected. To be honest - I would not authorise such a dangerous driver in their car either 😆
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Emma Street shared thisAppreciate your support BusinessCloud!Emma Street shared thisOne of the stars of the latest series of The Apprentice has landed a role at Microsoft. Emma Street made it to week eight of the hit BBC show before being fired by Lord Sugar. Street, who dropped out of university at 19 after securing a prestigious apprenticeship at tech consultancy Capgemini, has started a new job as customer success account manager at Microsoft. In other news, her fellow candidate Keir Shave has predicted his telemarketing company Parallel Partnerships Ltd will be at 80 staff by Q2. The Leeds-based startup, which specialises in lead generation, has already recruited seven new starters this year. Read the full story here https://lnkd.in/eDxKMNgU
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Emma Street shared thisI’m thrilled to share that I’ve officially joined Microsoft as a Customer Success Account Manager. It’s been a fantastic start already — from an engaging onboarding day in Paddington to a warm welcome at the Reading HQ where I had the chance to meet even more of the team. I’m really looking forward to working with our customers, helping them unlock value, and being part of such an inspiring organisation. Grateful for the opportunity and excited for what’s ahead! 💙 #Microsoft #CustomerSuccess #NewRole #Onboarding #ExcitedForTheFuture
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Emma Street shared thisEP7 kids banking!! I was in the app team, and here were my concerns on diverting from the morning team brief… 👀 “do you think that is mythical enough?” 🤭 😆 Thankfully the brand was kept wide from the sub team so it could fit anything our app team developed ❤️ 💥 We have fun in the app studio room for day 1… even if it was EXTREMELY hot in there 🥵 #bbc #theapprentice #lordsugar #lordalansugar #theapprenticeuk #presentingemma #emmastreet #apprentice2025 #presentingemma #kidsbanking #mysticalbank
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Emma Street shared this🇹🇷 Ep6 The Apprentice - Turkey!! We LOST! 👀 Was I even in this episode… apparently not from the edit!! Here are my bits below and why I wasn’t at risk of being brought back to boardroom 👇👇👇 £££ Costs!! I was on the sub team where we were in charge of the costed elements for the event. 🍽️ FOOD - There was some discussion on buying less portions than guests… to share portions and save on cost. I emphasised this was TOO risky as we did not want hungry guests at sea! Anisa & Jonny came around to my line of thinking (after physically splitting portions on plates & showing how this would not fly!!!) 🍷 DRINK - I was breaking down the cost per person against the proposed ticket price the sub team were looking to achieve with the corporate client. I ran through our cost per head and what that looked like with 3x €60 bottles of wine purchased. Alas, Anisa was firm on controlling costs and was seeking just water for our guests. I persuaded to at least go for unlimited soft drinks, but did feel I lost the battle for wine… :( 🍷 🍷 Guests arrive to the boat… and we get another option to buy wine (this time at €70 a bottle, which was only $1 more cost per head). I start persuading to buy wine again, with many team members afraid of the cost of this, again. After breaking down cost per head and the profit margin we were at, Chisola also agreed as PM that we should buy the wine (relief!!) ***I think the hesitation was due to the shock at how much wine was being charged for per bottle - pretty sure it cost €6 from the local shop!** ⛴️ On the boat, our sub team nailed the cooking and the guests gave us a round of applause ✅ Sadly, what the clients were SOLD versus what was delivered, just didn’t meet their expectations. 🧐 What you didn’t get to see… is the initial morning meeting in more detail! It was the client’s birthday celebrations, so I was pushing for high end ticket price and high end offering (re food & drink) so that they could celebrate in style on the boat. The PM went for “middle tier”, which is where we went for controlled costs, but what was sold sounded much more high end! 40% refunds :( #bbc #theapprentice #lordsugar #lordalansugar #theapprenticeuk #presentingemma #emmastreet #apprentice2025 #presentingemma
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Emma Street shared this⭐️ The story of University DROP out to BOSS of £1mil+ projects & Candidate on BBCs The Apprentice Series 19 ⭐️ 😊😊 If you’d told me I’d be here today, I wouldn’t have believed you. Perhaps I always knew I’d carve my own path.. 🤔 😰 At 16-18, I was juggling school a 32-hour workweek as a hotel receptionist—pushing myself to earn AAB at A-Level’s alongside this. I took to the traditional university route, until I realized it wasn’t for me… 🫡 I pivoted, securing a spot at one of the worlds largest Technology Consultancy’s, on their Business Management Degree Apprenticeship scheme (out of thousands of applicants) and achieved rapid career progression in 5 years: ✅ 6 promotions in 5 years—fastest in my manager’s time ✅ Led projects with budgets increasing from £100K to £1M+ within 3 years, with my team tripling in size ✅ Ranked top 15% of performers, year after year ✅ Drove £1M+ in sales across multiple industries ✅ Earned a First-Class Business Management degree & Chartered Manager status 👀 You might know me from BBC’s The Apprentice, where I was selected as 1 of 18 candidates from 80,000 applicants—but this is just the start… for more is to come! 💬 After watching many inspiring individuals share their stories during National Apprenticeship Week, I was feeling inspired to share my journey. I took, what felt like, one of life’s biggest risks to drop out of university & switch to the “newer” degree apprenticeship route. 💥 It was the BEST decision I ever made 💥 👇👇 Please share your Apprenticeship stories below, or get in touch if you want to know more 😊 @apprenticeuk @bbc @bbciplayer #bbc #theapprentice #emmastreet #nationalapprenticeshipweek #opentowork #careergrowth #leadership #apprenticeships
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Emma Street shared this🍫 EP5 - Easter ed as the new Father Christmas or the new Easter Bunny??? 🫤 🤔 🧐 🙈 This is a classic example of two sub teams trying to align on The Apprentice 🙈 I went into pitch prep with the branding sub team (I was on the monstrosity that was egg decoration..) Discussion heavily moved to the branding side discussing Christmas and opening the pitch on the vision Easter Ed would be the new Santa Claus for Easter. Honestly, I was a bit baffled! I thought… OH, we’re the new Santa Claus for Easter? I didn’t feel this was clear from our packaging nor branding. Hence my challenge + interview here 👇👇👇 Do you think the vision and the branding came across well? 🤓 #bbc #theapprentice #lordsugar #lordalansugar #theapprenticeuk #presentingemma #emmastreet #apprentice2025 #eastered #fromouterspace #messyegg #presentingemma #groupwork
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Emma Street liked thisEmma Street liked thisThis week is Mental Health Awareness Week which is about more than just awareness, it’s about taking action. Because while conversations have improved, too many people are still struggling in silence. In the UK, suicide remains the leading cause of death of people under 35. This year’s theme is “Action” a call to move beyond words and take simple, meaningful steps. Take 5 mins before the weekend to: ✔️ Check in on a friend ✔️ Take a break from your laptop and phone ✔️ Prioritise your own wellbeing 💚 Lee Karina Jalani Julia Aditya Robin Jack David Arvin Phil
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Emma Street liked thisEmma Street liked thisGreat to see the momentum building around Copilot across local and regional government. What’s really standing out isn’t just the technology itself, but the practical impact it’s starting to have day-to-day in helping teams move faster, reduce admin burden, and focus more time on the outcomes that matter most to residents. Whether it’s supporting social workers with case documentation, enabling planners to analyse data more efficiently, or helping leadership teams get quicker insights to inform decisions, Copilot is quickly becoming a valuable companion across a range of roles. For many councils, this is less about “AI for the sake of AI” and more about unlocking capacity at a time when resources are stretched and demand continues to grow. I really like this graphic showing the range of AI products and services which can suit so many scenarios. There’s still plenty to learn, and every organisation is on its own journey, but the direction of travel is exciting and AI is becoming a key enabler of more responsive, efficient, and citizen-focused services. #LocalGovernment #PublicSector #Microsoft #Copilot #AI #DigitalTransformation
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Emma Street reacted on thisEmma Street reacted on thisEnergised to have delivered the opening keynote this morning at the Unified Frontier Exchange in London - exploring what it really means for an organisation to become an AI Frontier Firm, and how Microsoft Unified brings the Intelligence + Trust story to life. A few key points I shared on how Unified helps customers make that leap: 🔹 Intelligence + Trust as one motion - Unified brings architecture, security and governance together so AI can scale without trade-offs. 🔹 From use case to architecture with confidence - proven reference patterns, hands-on build support and Customer Zero learnings shorten the path from idea to production. 🔹 Govern through Trust - security, compliance and observability red thread across our product portfolio, so AI agents and Copilot adoption stay safe at enterprise scale. 🔹 Real outcomes, real customers -accelerating cloud, AI transformation and resilience, grounded in fireside stories from organisations already on the journey. A fantastic turnout of UK customers - thank you to everyone who joined the conversation. #MicrosoftUnified #FrontierFirm #AI #CustomerSuccess Huge thanks to Adam Payne and Yeliz for making it happen and to the organising team and speakers. André Worwood Artin Hamzehpour Divye Sheth Eniola Olaleye Gareth Bleasdale Helen Wilson Jane Bourjau Jessica Bourne Jo Johnstone @jordan turansky Marta Catão Nicholas Lloyd-Jenkins Pri Patel Sarah Knight Sital Champaneria Matt Hendra Al Kitchen Lee Morfill Maddie Bowe Nithya Kumar Simon Clayton Adam Lee David Hughes Louise Daw Sarah Staunton
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Emma Street reacted on thisEmma Street reacted on thisFarewell 👋 And just like that, it was time to say goodbye to Berkeley Group Plc and start a new chapter. Moving from Kent into the London market was a huge step for me. From selling the village life to city pace, it pushed me well outside my comfort zone, both professionally and personally, but I’ve loved it. During my time here, I had the opportunity to help sell out our flagship development Prince of Wales Drive in Battersea, marketing homes from £800k to £5.275m while supporting the launch of Regents View in Bethnal Green with homes ranging from £540k to £1.460m, and work alongside teams that delivered over 70 exchanges across changing market conditions. More than anything, this experience has engrained the importance of strong relationships, consistency, knowledge, and clear communication. I’d like to thank Karrina for the opportunity and the passion and hard working team members that supported my journey as well as the agents who played a huge part in closing some fantastic deals. I wish you all the success in future. I’m ambitious about what comes next, and I’ll be sharing that soon. Onwards and upwards 🥂
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Emma Street reacted on thisExcited to share that I’ve joined Microsoft as a Cloud & AI Specialist. I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to join a company shaping the future of technology and digital innovation. Looking forward to the learning ahead!
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Emma Street liked thisEmma Street liked this“When excellence meets reward” two of our top performers hitting car targets and driving success forward.” Replacing rooftop ceremonies with riverside revelations with our wee Putney power team last week 🚘🎉👏🏼. Pretty chuffed with my art direction & photography skills. Well done and thank you Taylor OFarrell & Oliver Steele #wegetitdone #ssw #putneysales #foxtons
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