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Nine years ago, Brett Riley and his wife Jenny started Itarmi with a spreadsheet, a LinkedIn account, and an idea borrowed from a New York cab ride. Today, the business puts over 4,000 engineers into 170 countries, built on a self-funded, self-built SaaS platform that took nearly a decade to get ri…
James sits down with Simon Haighton-Williams, CEO of Adaptivist, to unpack 15 years of high-speed company building. Simon shares how a free tool built by one obsessive developer became a $100M ARR business, why brutal honesty with clients (even when it costs you the deal) builds lasting trust, and …
Nicki Murphy has spent thirty-two years building River Group from a scrappy two-woman start-up into one of the UK's most enduring boutique creative agencies, surviving 9/11, 7/7, a bruising private equity deal, and a lawsuit that nearly bankrupted her before she'd even properly begun. In this epis…
What if modern corporate culture is solving the wrong problem? We often hear that employees need "purpose," but after 50 years of learning from indigenous communities in Papua New Guinea, Mongolia, and Kenya, explorer and Nomadic School of Business founder Anthony Willoughby argues that what people…
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