Save My Business: Recent Episodes
Jason Cunningham
In Save My Business, Jason talks to a variety of people to find out how they’ve adapted to the logistical, financial, and philosophical challenges presented by a COVID-impacted world.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast, presented by Xero, is the Managing Director of the Mathieson Group Craig Mathieson.
It’s a rare insight into a man who has built on the equally low-key success of his father, a humble glazier who turned adversity into opportunity.
Craig tells Jason about his upbringing, his introduction to the business world, his philosophy, what drives him, and what keeps him awake at night.
They also discuss Craig’s two recreational passions: the Carlton Football Club and horseracing.
There’s plenty to learn and some good, solid advice in this edition of the Save My Business podcast.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast, presented by Xero, is comedian Joe Avati.
Joe shares his fascinating story of how a shy Italian boy who wanted to be a rock star. but got an honours degree in food science, became an internationally successful comedian.
As he tells Jason, he applied himself to the business of comedy so that not only did he diversify his income streams but became an entrepreneur and promoter along the way.
You’ll appreciate how understanding the landscape you’re operating within – and your target market – coupled with sound decision making is the ‘secret’ to success in any endeavour.
And you might just be surprised at how universally applicable Joe’s three key business tips are.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast, presented by Xero, is neurologist and medi-tech entrepreneur Dr Patrick Aouad.
Pat and his business partner, Danny Mann, have created a revolutionary model for the delivery of holistic healthcare: Australia’s first virtual clinic.
Pat is passionate about providing care in a way that contributes to both the wellbeing of patients and the productivity of businesses by delivering healthcare services directly to employees in their workplaces.
In his chat with Jason, Pat explains his motivation, his approach, and why he believes it’s imperative for businesses to invest in their employees’ wellbeing.
He’s a man with vision and drive and it’s easy to see why he’s at the forefront of a significant change to what has been the traditional model of healthcare delivery.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast, presented by Xero, is actor and TV presenter Dan McPherson.
He recounts his personal journey, including the recent adversity of the pandemic, returning to Sydney after a decade in Los Angeles, the birth of his first child, and the breakdown of his marriage.
Dan tells Jason how he’s taken chances, handled success and rejection, made decisions, and remained grounded and true to himself.
He talks about the importance of family, particularly in light of fatherhood, and how his background as a triathlete has influenced his life and career.
There are some fascinating insights – and some interesting anecdotes – about how he’s navigated an industry that can take a toll on a person’s self-confidence, and how perseverance can pay off.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast, presented by Xero, is best-selling author Louise Bedford.
Hear how Louise was faced with a life-changing health challenge, losing the use of her arms and needing a full-time carer, and used the adversity to refocus and launch her 20-plus year career as a share trader.
Louise shares some of her life and business philosophies, including how Jason’s advice helped save and strengthen her business partnership.
In a wide-ranging chat, Louise and Jason discuss managing money, looking after yourself, helping others, work-life balance, raising children, dealing with adversity, and more.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast, presented by Xero, is high-profile Melbourne hairdresser Joey Scandizzo.
Hear how a high-school dropout found his passion in hairdressing and went on to build a business empire.
Joey shares the secrets of his success and offers insights into how to identify and retain good people, how to find and make the most of new opportunities, and how to handle adversity.
Find out how Joey and his partners started a line with one product and are now selling something like 30 different products in 32 countries … and you’ll love his story about being put under the pump by Priscilla Presley!
On this week's episode of Real Estate Renovators - the final one of Season 2 - we bring you Part 2 of Bill's chat with former realestate.com.au CEO Simon Baker.
His message is the same as in Part 1: agents must embrace technology ... but he goes further with some thoughts on how technology will allow new players to enter both the sales and property management spaces.
To existing agencies, Simon says, simply, adopt or be left behind!
He also has some great advice on how to use technology to streamline and otherwise improve and refine the way you conduct your business.
Ultimately, he explains how agents should be able to focus on what they do best.
Our guest on this week's edition of Real Estate Renovators is Manos Findikakis.
Manos is the man behind the Eview Group, Australia's first multi-brand real estate network.
Hear how the concept of the network of independent agents came to be, how it's evolved, and how it works for agents.
The team also gets Manos's thoughts on a range of broader real estate industry topics, such as what the landscape looks like now and from here on, and what part property management plays in real estate agency success.
It's another fascinating episode of Real Estate Renovators, and you can listen here now ...
Our guest on this week's edition of Real Estate Renovators is Mike Green.
Mike started in the real estate business at 19 and has since built Harcourts International into one of Australia's most successful and admired companies.
A couple of years ago he stepped back from the Managing Director role he'd fulfilled for 20 years and now works alongside the CEO and Executive Team as Executive Director of Operations.
As he tells RER's Bill Nikolouzakis, while some things have changed in the industry - notably that it has become more professional and more of a career of choice - the basics haven't changed.
When Mike says that it's all about people, both staff and clients, you know he truly believes it ... and he's built a culture that values people.
Find out what Mike thinks the future holds for the industry and what he sees as the greatest challenges.
Listen to this compelling episode of Real Estate Renovators here now ...
Our guest on this week's edition of Real Estate Renovators is Buyer's Advocate Emily Wallace.
Emily left her corporate job to strike out on her own as a buyer's advocate because she saw a gap in the market.
It turned out to be a pretty good decision, as she's become very successful and highly sought after.
Unlike some buyer's advocates, she only takes on a maximum of 10 clients at a time and she only represents people buying a home to live in.
Emily tells the team what she does and how she does it, as well as giving us some insights into how things are looking at the moment for buyers in the Melbourne real estate market.
She also shares her approach to using social media to reach a wider audience and her expectations for the short-term future of the market.
Tune in to hear Emily chat with Bill, Chanell, and Rex on this episode of Real Estate Renovators here now ...
Our special guest on this week's episode of Real Estate Renovators is the CEO of PropTech Group, Joe Hanna.
There are very few people (if any) with a better understanding of how technology can help real estate businesses grow and thrive.
Joe explains how powerful your CRM can be - and should be - both in terms of building your business and making everyone's job easier.
As he tells RER's Rex Afrasiabi, the beauty of workflow automation is how much more efficient it is than manual work, freeing up your valuable time for things that you can personally add value to.
Joe believes that many real estate businesses are still yet to fully implement the sorts of systems that can streamline their day-to-day operations and, importantly, help them make more sales and service more clients.
And Joe reveals the next big thing that's going to revolutionise your business ... on the Real Estate Renovators, Series 2, Episode 5, here now ...
The very special guest on this week's episode of Real Estate Renovators is Andrew Coronis, Managing Director of Coronis Group.
Andrew enjoys the challenge of innovating and has developed a unique and extremely successful franchise model for people who want to run a real estate business.
He outlines how agents are evolving, and how much things have changed since he joined his father's small real estate office in the 80s.
Andrew has some very interesting thoughts about things like work-life balance for agents, lifelong client relationships, empowering property managers, franchising, and how agents are like athletes!
Coronis Group has been solely in Queensland but is in the process of expanding into Victoria, New South Wales, and Western Australia, and he outlines how that's being done.
Watch Andrew Coronis along with Bill, Chanell, and Rex on this festive end-of-year episode of Real Estate Renovators here now ...
We're delighted to have the Growth Guru, Pete Aquilina, as our special guest on this week's episode of Real Estate Renovators. Pete was part of the RER team through Season 1, sharing his perspective on how to grow a real estate business.
There's no one in Australia with more experience and understanding of how to make property management a profitable part of a business.
Pete tells Rex Afrasiabi how to make the most of your rent roll, including how it can be used to initiate sales.
He also discusses how you can increase the number of properties you manage (and increase your profit margin), and how to assess the value of a rent roll you might be looking to buy or sell.
Plus, why agencies need to focus more on their customers - which include renters.
Get all that and more on the Real Estate Renovators, Series 2, Episode 4, here now ...
The very special guest on this week's episode of Real Estate Renovators is Jakub Wolanski.
Jakub wrote the bestseller Culture Is King to help companies not only build but maintain the best culture they can. He tells RER's Chanell McAsey that culture has to be top down, and there can't be a different set of rules for the directors and managers.
It's also important that you know how to get real buy-in from your team.
Jakub explains how your culture - no matter how good it is - should be constantly evolving so that you adapt to the changing landscape, such as the post-Covid world.
Listen Jakub and the team talk culture on the Real Estate Renovators, Series 2, Episode 3, here now ... Culture Is King is available on Amazon https://www.amazon.com.au/Culture-King-Jakub-Wolanski/dp/1514315238 Connect with Jakub via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakub-kuba-wolanski-32ab4952/ *Follow Jakub on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ultimate.me.coaching/
The very special guest on this week's episode of Real Estate Renovators is The Professional Human, Andy Reid.
Andy is well known in real estate industry circles as an amazing coach and we're very pleased that he agreed to share some of his (often quite blunt) insights with Chanell McAsey and our audience.
Find out why Andy believes:
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'Working smarter not harder' is rubbish
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The whole game is about scale of human connection
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There's too much focus on transactions
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Vulnerability is massively underrated
You also need to hear why he thinks a balance of EQ and IQ is the real key. As he explains, you need to have logic and reason, but you're dealing with people who are all different.
Watch the Real Estate Renovators, Series 2, Episode 2, here now ... and find out what Andy's 'Matrix moment' was.
You can reach Andy via his socials below: https://www.facebook.com/andyreidcoaching https://www.instagram.com/_andy__reid_/
On this week's episode of Real Estate Renovators, former realestate.com.au CEO Simon Baker shares a pretty simple message: agents must embrace technology.
That might come as no surprise, given his deep experience and expertise in helping the industry adopt and benefit from technology but, as he tells Bill Nikolouzakis, agents that use technology to do mundane tasks are better able to focus on the relationship side of their business.
Baker says there are three crucial elements to succeeding in any business, as he outlines realestate.com.au's journey from a struggling start-up to a listed global powerhouse.
He shares some of his thoughts on what agents should be doing now and what the future is likely to hold.
As you'll see, he says it's not all about automation, but rather how you use it to your best advantage so that your 'human' strengths can be maximised.
Tune in to the Real Estate Renovators, Series 2, Episode 1, now.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast is Brad Teal.Brad has been a fixture in the real estate business in the north-western suburbs of Melbourne for more than 30 years – in fact, as he tells Jason, his first foray into the world of real estate was 46 years ago.He also spent a decade on the board of the Essendon Football Club and has been involved with many community organisations in the area.While Brad recounts his experiences in business, most of the lessons and insights he shares are not specific to the real estate industry.There are many things you’ll be able to take away from this episode, but perhaps one of the most important is how to care for others. Brad must be doing something right because he has many members of his team who have been with him for 20-plus years.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast is a man who has built a reputation for motivating, energising, and reshaping others.
Harry Korras has come a long way from his first work experience as a teenage bouncer, through building a 100-million-dollar security business to being the general manager of the Arnold Classic and now the founder of leadership and mentoring enterprise LIFE Worldwide.
LIFE Worldwide has been built around the premise that “Leadership Is For Everyone”, something Harry is extremely passionate about and a principle that comes through in everything he says.
Harry takes us through his own journey, the things that have shaped him, how he’s approached the various opportunities and challenges he’s had, and his beliefs about life, people, and business.
You’ll be impressed by his habits (for example, getting up at 4.30 every morning), amazed by his insights (people haven’t prepared for tomorrow), and inspired by his philosophy (‘the troops eat first’, ‘lead in the middle’, and more).
This week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast focuses on mindfulness, meditation, resilience, and stress management.Steve Griffith has studied, taught, and spoken on those topics for some 35 years, so you won’t find too many people with greater experience and understanding of how meditation and mindfulness techniques can help us.He has helped individuals, teams, and entire workforces better appreciate how their state of mind impacts on their bodies and their capabilities, with a focus on improving both wellness and performance.Steve will explain how stress manifests in our lives, how meditation can help us minimise and manage those feelings, and how we can build new routines and habits that are more productive and positive.If you think you could benefit from being less stressed, sleeping better, and being more resilient in the face of constant change and challenges, Steve’s your man!
This week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast features Matt Morrison, Director of Wealth Advisory at The Practice.You’ll quickly come to understand why host Jason Cunningham unashamedly admires his colleague, who’s been through some personal trials but always seems remarkably upbeat.In a revealing chat, Matt tells us how a couple of major accidents have impacted not only his life but his outlook, gives us an insight into how he reacted to the COVID crisis, and explains his approach to financial management.In addition to discussing the things that are important to him – including regular exercise, time to recharge, and ongoing learning – Matt reveals where he thinks his inner strength and resilience come from.He also shares some facts about how people handle their money (you’ll have to tune in to find out), how he goes about giving people advice, and why he thinks his book, Freedom, Lifestyle & Legacy, is likely to be the only one he writes!
This week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast features Paul Guerra, the CEO of the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.If anyone knows how COVID has impacted Victorian businesses, it’s Paul. He took on the role only a couple of months before the world changed for us all, and he’s been right at the coalface ever since.He tells Jason about his interactions with government ministers and VCCI members throughout the past 12 months – in fact today marks exactly 12 months since the State of Emergency was declared – as well as what he believes has been done well and where our collective attention should be now.As a vastly experienced business leader, Paul offers some valuable insights into how the landscape has changed, how those who have adapted have not only survived but thrived, and the traits, values, and actions that he believes will keep us moving in the right direction.Six months into our series, this might just be the most valuable episode of the Save My Business podcast to date.
This week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast features communication, leadership, and mindset expert Renée Giarrusso.Renée works with leaders and teams across a broad spectrum of organisations, helping them understand how to foster growth, collaboration, and resilience.A big part of that is how to deal with challenges and change, which makes Renée the perfect guest for Save My Business!She explains how the COVID-19 pandemic gave even her a (momentary) crisis of confidence, and what she did about it. She’s even managed to find the upside of COVID!She shares some fantastic hints on how to embrace the positives and gives us a bit of a preview of her latest book, Gift Mindset.There are also some very raw and emotional personal stories from both Renée and host Jason Cunningham.
This week’s edition of the Save My Business podcast features Essendon Football Club CEO Xavier Campbell.If you subscribe to the theory that we learn a lot more through hard times than good times, Xavier has learnt plenty in his seven years at the helm of the Bombers, having led the club through some challenging times.As well as taking host Jason Cunningham through those learnings, Xavier explains what makes sporting clubs unique, with the core business of winning a premiership having to work hand-in-hand with growing membership and revenues.They cover topics from leadership, culture, and behaviour, to dealing with stakeholders, setting targets, improving processes, and making decisions that come under a degree of public scrutiny.
Jason Cunningham’s special guest on this edition of the Save My Business podcast is Matt Pillios, Director of Marshall White Bayside.While he’s received several accolades for his success as an agent, this conversation ranges much further than that, at times getting quite raw and personal.Matt reveals that he didn’t want to go into real estate as he’d seen how hard his dad worked but, after spending some time at realestate.com.au, he came to the realisation that becoming an agent was the path for him, after all.He talks honestly and openly about his personal journey, the importance of family, self-care, and teamwork, how he and his team have coped with COVID, and what he sees as the future of real estate.He also explains how he came to establish the Love-Me-Love-You Foundation to help and support people who are battling mental health issues.It’s a revealing, thought-provoking, and very real conversation.
This edition of the Save My Business podcast features a true Australian success story.Cosentino reveals how an introverted young boy with little self-confidence, who struggled with reading and learning, has magically transformed himself into one of Australia’s leading performers.It’s a fascinating story of finding your own passion and motivation, of taking something on and learning the ropes in the real world rather than at school or university, and of shaping your life and career to be how you want it to be.As a highly regarded and very successful touring act, Cosentino offers some great insights into how he reacted when live performances had to be postponed last year and what he did instead.Even the story behind his stint on Australia’s Got Talent, where he finished runner-up in 2011, is one of taking control to make the most of an opportunity.Hearing about his parents and his upbringing also gives us a greater understanding of the grounding that has helped him become Australia’s most successful magician, illusionist, and escapologist.Join host Jason Cunningham in discovering how the boy who struggled to read is now writing books … and what he might do for his next trick.
In this episode of Save My Business, Jason Cunningham talks to entrepreneur Kristian Klein, the man behind prominent Chapel Street venue Mr Miyagi.Kristian shares his incredibly inspiring approach to business and explains how he came to have such a positive, can-do attitude.There’s probably no better example of a business, particularly in the often-challenging hospitality industry, not only making its own mark but then taking things to the next level.Like everyone else in the Melbourne hospitality sector, Kristian was unprepared for the unprecedented disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent restrictions.Unlike many others, he just rolled up his sleeves, did a pivot here and a twist there, and created an entirely new way to offer the take-away dining experience, including collaborating with other restaurants and cafes.In this fascinating chat, Kristian outlines his approach to customer service, creating memorable experiences, working with others, valuing his people, trying new things, and much more.If ever there was an example of a positive attitude and sound basic philosophies equalling business success, Kristian is it.
During Victoria’s extensive lockdowns during the mess of a year that was 2020, we heard quiet a bit about gyms and the fitness industry.Perhaps the strongest and most articulate advocate for the besieged sector was Tony Doherty, one of Melbourne’s most experienced and successful fitness industry operators over the past 25 years.Tony joins Jason Cunningham on the Save My Business podcast to talk about everything from his personal dealings with the Victorian Government during the height of the pandemic to his relationship with the legendary Arnold Schwarzenegger.If you’re not inspired by his determination and positivity, you might just be tougher than he is!He lost $700,000 in one fell swoop when the first round of COVID-related shutdowns hit and estimates he has spent more than a million dollars, in all, with zero to show for it.But his attitude was “This can either define you or destroy you. Be an adult. Make a choice.”His choice was to find an upside, make the best of things, and plough ahead.Tony shares some of the leadership lessons he’s learnt from the likes of Arnold and successful AFL coach Denis Pagan, as well as his own philosophical pearls from a life of hard work and incredible achievement.You’ll be amazed by Tony’s story, as well as his ability to find silver linings, his attitude to dealing with people, and his outlook on life.
Part of the premise behind the Save My Business podcast is that we can learn a lot from each other’s experiences and from hearing how someone else has worked their way through challenges, like those we’ve all faced in 2020.That’s never been more evident than in this episode, as Mark Castagnini relates his personal story of growth, from a troubled young man to the successful business owner and martial arts industry icon he has become.Mark, aka The Hammer, is the founder and head instructor at Hammer’s Gym, President of the Victorian Amateur Martial Arts Association, and a presenter on Fox Sports.While Save By Business podcast host Jason Cunningham does discuss Mark’s journey in martial arts, the most impactful messages come through when they talk about his personal resilience, his positive attitude, and a perspective shaped both by a tough upbringing and the discipline taught in his sport.You’ll be fascinated by Mark’s story and inspired by his approach.As he sums things up – with what may be something of a personal motto relevant to sport, life, and business – “You can take any amount of pain as long as you know it’s going to end”.If you, or someone you know, is in need of support, please reach out to a professional.There are a number of services that offer 24/7 support, including:MensLine 1300 78 99 78LifeLine 13 11 14BeyondBlue 1300 22 4636
How does a boy from Melbourne build a multi-million-dollar music business from his bedroom?That’s a question the guest on this episode of the Save My Business podcast, UNIFIED Music Group founder and CEO Jaddan Comerford can answer.Jaddan takes host Jason Cunningham on his fascinating journey from a young boy watching his parents take on a new business to put him and his two brothers through private school to the man he is today, building the careers of some of Australia’s most talented musical acts.From how he started a record label as a 17-year-old, through how he helped create a music festival, to managing the likes of Bodyjar, Client Liaison, Illy, SAFIA, Shihad, The Amity Affliction, Vance Joy, and Violent Soho - buying a screen-printing business along the way.You don’t need to know any of his artists or anything about the music business to get plenty from his approach, which can be summed up as “If you want to do something, do it”!Jaddan offers some valuable insights into working with people (does he really love meetings?), how he prioritises looking after himself, his attitude to handling challenges, and leadership – among other things.
Jason’s guest for this episode of the Save My Business podcast is one of Australia’s most sought-after corporate speakers, Craig Harper.After starting in the fitness industry, Craig has expanded his repertoire to span stress management, high-performance, resilience, self-management, leadership, corporate change, communication, and personal transformation.It’s the self-management, personal transformation, and resilience aspects that Jason is most keen to explore with him, as Craig offers his take on how to cope with challenges and make sure you’re doing okay.As Craig says, the biggest challenge is managing our minds.He explains why he thinks so many people are focussed on the wrong things and how to make the adjustment to look at the stuff that really matters so that we’re happier, healthier humans.You’ll come to appreciate why Craig is so well regarded as a motivational speaker: it’s not just the message but the way he delivers it.Listen now via iTunes or Spotify … and be prepared to change your attitude for the better!
Jason’s guest for this episode of the Save My Business podcast is leading Melbourne chef and restaurateur Shane Delia.He’s become a familiar face through his many regular television appearances on shows such as Ready Steady Cook and Postcards, as well as his own internationally acclaimed Spice Journey.Shane’s personal and professional journey is the stuff of movies: a boy from humble immigrant beginnings who struggled with school but found a passion and, on the back of his relentless drive to make something of himself and a genuine way with people, became a shining light in his chosen industry and a well-known and respected figure across his city.Along the way, he’s taken a number of challenges head on, and kept pushing the boundaries.Of course, being in the hospitality business in Melbourne during the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown has pushed many to the brink, but Shane and his team have adapted better than most.You won’t hear another story like this one.
In this episode of the Save My Business podcast, Jason’s very special guest is Donna Aston.
Donna has made thousands of people feel much better about themselves by improving their health, with the benefits of renewed energy, improved sleep, increased strength and mobility, rapid weight loss, and reduced stress levels.
We’ll find out how she’s created a hugely successful business in the extremely competitive diet, nutrition, and fitness sector.
Donna’s Aston Rx program has taken what has traditionally been a very personal and often face-to-face offering and created a much more scalable service, enabling her to deliver her unique combination of guided nutrition and exercise to a much broader market.
Jason delves into the Donna Aston story to find out more about the person behind the brand, as well as exploring some of the secrets of her success.
It’s a fascinating episode with an inspirational guest.
Cameron Schwab has a unique way of explaining some of the most important and impactful aspects of leadership by telling his own stories.Cameron grew up in the world of VFL administration, watching from across the desk as his father dealt with many of the biggest names and biggest issues in Australian sport.He was appointed CEO of the Richmond Football Club at just 24, then spent the best part of 25 years as CEO of three AFL clubs as they all went through tumultuous times.Along the way, he has faced personal and professional challenges, learnt from some of the great coaches, dealt with highly tuned athletes at various stages of their own journeys, and studied Fine Art!It’s fair to say he has forged his own path, learning many valuable lessons, and has subsequently been able to channel his deep experience in leadership into his current role, mentoring CEOs, senior and emerging leaders, and their organisations.Cameron is a master at sharing his perspective how to be successful in a leadership role, outlining how to build a high-performance culture, and giving people a clear understanding of what it takes to be a connected, authentic, and effective leader.The link to the resource discussed by Cameron and Jason, as well as Cameron's book, 'More To The Game' can be found via the links below.DesignCEO - The Talent Manager'More To The Game' by Cameron Schwab
In this episode of Save My Business, Jason Cunningham talks to former AFL star turned broadcaster David Schwarz to find out what businesses can learn from elite sporting clubs.If you’ve never thought about it before, you might be surprised to hear how much like any other business a top-level sporting club is and how many parallels there are between successful businesses and successful footy clubs.For those who are finding times tough, one of the greatest centre half forwards of all time has some fascinating anecdotes about facing and overcoming adversity and gives us his personal examples of true resilience.Despite being a supremely talented sportsman, the 173-game champion has had many challenges in his life, and in this podcast he shares some valuable insights into the sorts of traits that have helped him survive and thrive across sport, business, and life.He’s also recently sold a successful business and started a new business during the COVID pandemic.There’s plenty to take away from David’s experiences, but it’s also quite simply a compelling story you’ll be fascinated by.
If you’re in business – and even if you’re not – you’ll be blown away by some of the revelations in the first episode of Jason Cunningham’s new podcast Save My Business.
Jason speaks with Antony Crowther, the founder and CEO of New York Minute, and co-founder and director of The Practice, Robert Hadded, about some of the challenges they’ve faced and how they’ve handled those.
What do you do when you have no choice but to change your business and your behaviour, for example when COVID-19 hits … or, in the case of the quick-service restaurant industry, Uber Eats disrupts your business model.
It’s a fascinating insight into what a business needs to do to survive and thrive, from a couple of outstanding special guests.
Check out Save My Business, Episode 1 … and stay tuned for more.