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Season 10 | Ep1 Jordan Shlosberg: Why Your Old Conversations Are Now Your Best Asset
Season 10 | Ep1 Jordan Shlosberg: Why Your Old Conversations Are Now Your Best Asset

Season 11 Episode 1

Three years ago Jordan Shlosberg walked up to me at an expo and asked to sponsor this show. I said no. I'd had enough of CRM companies.

Two years on f…

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Season 9 | Ep40 Max Learmonth: From Kitchen Table to £2.4m in Three Years
Season 9 | Ep40 Max Learmonth: From Kitchen Table to £2.4m in Three Years

Season 10 Episode 40

Max Learmonth was a professional rugby player who fell into recruitment by accident. He answered one trainee ad at Robert Half, started two weeks lat…

2 months ago

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Season 9 | Ep39 Scott Lechley: How a Solo Founder Went 100% Retained and Had His Best Year Yet
Season 9 | Ep39 Scott Lechley: How a Solo Founder Went 100% Retained and Had His Best Year Yet

Season 10 Episode 39

Scott Lechley started Lechley Associates with £10,000, a new baby at home, and six months of recruitment experience. Twenty four years later he is st…

2 months, 1 week ago

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Season 9 | Ep38 Louise Archer: From Zero Retained Revenue to £12M and 1,500 Recruiters Trained
Season 9 | Ep38 Louise Archer: From Zero Retained Revenue to £12M and 1,500 Recruiters Trained

Season 10 Episode 38

Louise Archer spent more than twenty years as a contingent recruiter. She believed retained was probably smoke and mirrors, something dressed up to j…

2 months, 2 weeks ago

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Season 9 | Ep37 Tom Kelly: £10M NFI in Space Recruitment With 35 People
Season 9 | Ep37 Tom Kelly: £10M NFI in Space Recruitment With 35 People

Season 10 Episode 37

In 2022, EVONA had eighty staff, a Manchester office, a six-hundred-thousand-pound monthly cost base, and had just spent three hundred thousand pound…

2 months, 3 weeks ago

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Season 9 | Ep36 Mike Ames: £39M in Exits. The Life He Almost Missed Building It.
Season 9 | Ep36 Mike Ames: £39M in Exits. The Life He Almost Missed Building It.

Season 10 Episode 36

Mike Ames built his first recruitment business from scratch in 1989 with six months of industry experience and two partners. One of them died in a ca…

3 months, 1 week ago

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Season 9 | Ep35 Oliver Paull: £800K in 3 Years, Solo, From a London Flat
Season 9 | Ep35 Oliver Paull: £800K in 3 Years, Solo, From a London Flat

Season 10 Episode 35

At 28, Oliver Paull runs Rec Gen completely alone from his flat in London. £209K in year one at an 81% profit margin. £298K in year two. Past £270K a…

3 months, 2 weeks ago

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Season 9 | Ep34 Mathew Gollop: 7 to 85 People, a Near Collapse, and the Free Idea That Paid Him Back
Season 9 | Ep34 Mathew Gollop: 7 to 85 People, a Near Collapse, and the Free Idea That Paid Him Back

Season 10 Episode 34

Mathew Gollop found Hong Kong in the back of Recruiter magazine. A glossy advert, a Chinese temple, a palm tree. He flew out, signed the contract, an…

3 months, 3 weeks ago

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Season 9 | Ep33 Greg Fischer: $4.2M Revenue, $1.4M Net - Then He Left With Nothing but a Handshake
Season 9 | Ep33 Greg Fischer: $4.2M Revenue, $1.4M Net - Then He Left With Nothing but a Handshake

Season 10 Episode 33

Greg Fischer did not plan to spend ten years in recruitment. He joined a solo healthcare practice in LA as employee number one, figured it would pay …

3 months, 4 weeks ago

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Season 9 | Ep32 Paul Strouts: When Growing Headcount Is a Strategy and When It Is Just a Cost
Season 9 | Ep32 Paul Strouts: When Growing Headcount Is a Strategy and When It Is Just a Cost

Season 10 Episode 32

Paul Strouts has run a business of four people.

His first business, James Harvard, quickly grew beyond 100 people and sold to Hays for approximately £…

4 months ago

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