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Our Members
Sebastian Aguas
Chinese-English-Czech interpreter specialized in automotive and machine installation projects — Interpreting and translation services with more than 15 years of experience with technical and business interpretation for global companies like Toyota, Skoda Auto, Continental and many others. Completed over 100 CCC audits in European countries.
Elina Jutelyte
senior event manager and consultant — Event marketing and operations executive with almost 20 years of experience in B2B and association event management. Producer of Freelance Business Month, 2020’s largest online event for freelancers in the world, and former president of MPI Belgium.
Jan Koudela
business consultant for owners who dare to make a change — Helping business owners break through roadblocks, improve processes, and turn stalled plans into results. Combining honest feedback, design thinking, and hands-on leadership to align teams, drive change, and see key projects through to completion.
Petr Pouchly
business development consultant and designer of business strategies — Senior expert on business development and especially business transitions from one level to another, bringing the tools and know-how entrepreneurs need in order to succeed. 25+ years of experience, from corporations to nonprofits.
Radek Hrachovec
loyalty marketing consultant — Designing successful loyalty marketing strategies and programs for over 20 years, as one of the most skilled practitioners within the loyalty industry in Central Europe. A past winner of The Loyalty Awards, now serving as a permanent jury member.
Lukas Bena
multilingual translator and web content specialist — Multilingual translation, editing and web content services for companies, agencies and international clients. Support with copywriting, localization, content management, press releases and clear business communication.
Michal Vintr, PhD
independent consultant and expert on product reliability, safety, and RAMS/LCC — Professional analysis, documentation, and consulting on reliability and safety of mechanical, electromechanical, electrical, and electronic products, as well as RAMS/LCC. Top references in the railway, aviation, defense and energy industries.
Highlights
News & Updates
October 15WEEKLY DIGEST #42 OF 2026
- The Only Skill That Matters Now Is The One Thing AI Can Never Steal! – Rick Rubin tells Steven Bartlett on The Diary of a CEO why he ignores metrics—and why the best work is often “indefensible.” The producer behind Jay-Z, Adele, and Johnny Cash splits creation into four phases (seed, experimentation, crafting, finishing), sets deadlines only once a project is 90% done, and argues you should pay the bills separately so money never pressures the work.
- Your Website is Fine. AI Still Can't Find You – Nigel Rawlins draws on his Wisepreneurs Podcast talk with Gill Andrews, whose own site lost traffic because AI tools couldn’t find her name anywhere else. He argues your website is now where trust gets confirmed, not where you get found, and suggests a quick test: ask an AI who it would hire for your work.
- From Burnout to Balance: Pacing Your Business as a Neurodivergent Freelancer – How do you build a freelance business that doesn’t burn you out? On the Being Freelance podcast, photographer Celie Nigoumi tells Steve Folland how tracking her time in Toggl led to a big price jump, why she merged two niche brands into one, and how she protects her energy with a buffer day every two weeks.
- Future is Freelance Forum – Struggling to stay visible? On October 20th, Sarah Duran hosts the next Future Is Freelance session, “Show Up Consistently: Building a Visibility Practice That Actually Works.” Alongside guest speakers Tangia R. Al-awaji Estrada, Katelin Tiernan, and Megan Bungeroth, this hands-on, collaborative workshop will explore what story keeps you from showing up, what you lose by staying invisible, and which visibility strategies actually work for people in your field.