“Once we've aligned on the vision, you have to forget disagreements and commit to the direction.”

Peter Jackson and Matt Noon sit down with Everton’s new CEO Angus Kinnear to discuss the conversations that keep him awake at night.

Less than a year into the job at Hill Dickinson Stadium, Angus talks about the experience of moving the club into its new home and the trials and tribulations of career that have seen him working in global businesses including Proctor and Gamble and Coca Cola, before senior roles at Arsenal, West Ham and Leeds United.

In his 3AM Conversations, Angus talks about the challenges of being in such a public-facing role and managing generational change while being exposed to short-term pressures. He also discusses protecting authenticity and heritage at a time when Hill Dickinson Stadium acts as a catalyst for transformational change at Everton and Liverpool’s iconic waterfront.

“You should be able to love and care for your team”

Peter Jackson and Helen Evans talk with CEO of Greater Manchester Moving Hayley Lever, who shares her 3AM Conversations around imposter syndrome, her path to leadership, and the initiatives her team supports to promote physical activity.

Hayley also shares her thoughts on evolving leadership styles, the challenges of starting a movement, and what the future of leadership might look like.

This episode offers valuable insights into leading with compassion, the importance of community engagement, and the ongoing efforts to foster a healthier and more active society.

“Bad things happen to everyone. It’s how you react to them that matters.”

Peter Jackson and Joanne Raisbeck sit down with their colleague Brian Quinn, who shares his 3AM Conversations, an extraordinary journey of reinvention, resilience and hope.

From his early days in Liverpool and a successful career in construction law to navigating corporate crises and ultimately facing a life-changing Parkinson’s diagnosis, Brian’s story is one of courage and adaptability.

Brian tells Peter and Joanne about the impact his Parkinson’s diagnosis has had on his family, and how he maintains his resilience through fitness and sports, including playing walking football on the international stage.

Their discussions highlight the importance of resilience, adaptability, and maintaining a positive outlook in the face of adversity.

Click here for more information about Northern Lights