Building Business SEE Business Solutions

We sat down with Kathryn Bricken, the founder of Doughlicious, to explore her journey of the company's inception and growth. Kathryn reveals the strategic decisions that have fueled its impressive scale across England, The United States and now Australia. We delve into the critical role of the branding of a product, negotiating with retail and the innovative approaches Kathryn has employed to set Doughlicious apart in a competitive industry.
 
Episode Notes:
https://doughlicious.co.uk/
Hosts: Jay Bolton and Dan Cox
Producer: Elliott William
Artwork: Caitlin Bray

In this eye-opening bonus episode, we delve into the heart of the construction industry's challenges with Anthony Shipway, founder of Shipway Constructions. From payment disputes to the prevailing dominance of consumer interests, Anthony speaks openly about the intricate issues plaguing builders today. This truly candid discussion will give you a first-hand builder perspective of why the industry needs more support.
Episode Notes:
https://shipwayconstructions.com.au/
Host: Jay Bolton
Producer: Elliott William
Artwork: Caitlin Bray

Alex Mitchell is the Managing Director of Backyard Grannys. Founded in 2011 to meet a growing market demand, Backyard Grannys has grown to offer diverse plans tailored to various lifestyles and property needs. In this conversation, Alex shares the formation of his business, building a great team, and his approach to achieving work-life balance.

 
Episode Notes:
https://www.backyardgrannys.com.au/
Hosts: Jay Bolton and Dan Cox
Producer: Elliott William
Artwork: Caitlin Bray

Josh Jeffress is the visionary behind Design Anthology, a hub for idea and product development services in Newcastle, Australia. With a keen eye for transforming concepts into tangible solutions, Josh delves into the daunting journey of bringing a product to market, emphasising the crucial role of cash flow and capital generation. From leveraging crowdfunding platforms to navigating the delicate balance of authenticity and transparency, we chat about the difficulties of running a small business in an increasingly challenging legislative environment and the emerging problem of Australia's dwindling manufacturing sector.
 
Episode Notes:
https://designanthology.com/
Hosts: Jay Bolton and Dan Cox
Producer: Elliott William
Artwork: Caitlin Bray 

Join us in this episode as we sit down with Kerrod Holland, a former Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Rugby League Player turned financial adviser for Sandringham Wealth. Kerrod's journey from a carefree childhood on the NSW Central Coast, hustling for ice cream money by selling lost golf balls, to diving headfirst into the world of finance is nothing short of inspiring. In our conversation, we delve into his entrepreneurial spirit as a kid, recounting the days of picking up golf balls, shining them, and selling them back to golfers. Moreover, we explore his mission to empower young rugby league players with financial literacy, driven by his own experiences and the desire to provide the support he lacked during his playing days.
 
Episode Notes:
https://www.sandringhamwealth.com.au/
Hosts: Jay Bolton and Dan Cox
Producer/Editor: Elliott William
Artwork: Caitlin Bray

We sit down with Andrew Haynes, the founder of Kindred Accounting, to explore the financial intricacies of building a successful business. Delve into how to pair with the perfect business partner, as Andrew shares his advice on partnership dynamics. Andrew talks about offshoring certain job functions to maintain efficiency, and gain some helpful tips on how to effectively run the financial side of your business.
 
Episode Notes:
https://www.kindredaccounting.com/
Hosts: Jay Bolton and Dan Cox
Producer: Elliott William
Artwork: Caitlin Bray