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Future People is a bold, future-focused podcast hosted by Dan Moussa, founder of Thirdway Advisory and one of Australia’s most connected talent advisors in real estate development, critical infrastructure, and sustainability.
Building on the success of The ESG & Sustainability Podcast—which peaked at #15 on Apple’s Business Charts—Future People widens the lens to explore the stories and strategies of those shaping what’s next.
Each episode features unfiltered conversations with leaders who are rethinking value, legacy, and leadership in a world being rebuilt—from cities and capital to climate and culture.
Whether you’re an industry leader, a future thinker, or simply curious about the people steering tomorrow’s change, Future People offers rare insights into the minds of those driving progress across business and society.
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47 minutes
สัมภาษณ์แขก
มีสปอนเซอร์
ภาษาอังกฤษ
สหรัฐอเมริกา
13 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 5 กันยายน 2025
episodic
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Sascha Kurz spent 25 years in civil engineering before she backed herself enough to start Infrastructure Project Solutions with no plan, no funding, and no guarantees.
In this episode, Sacha talks about what it actually cost to build IPS from nothing - the cash flow scares, the weight of 30 famili…
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Adam Hall started AH Fencing with his best mate, $3,000, and zero business knowledge. Seven years later, the company turns over $20 million with 55 staff across Brisbane and Melbourne, growing at 50% year on year, and expanding into Sydney.
But this conversation is not really about fencing. It is …
What happens when relentless high performance goes unchecked?
In this powerful episode of Future People, Dan sits down with Kent Bray to unpack the hidden cost of elite sport, City trading floors, and the constant pressure to win.
Kent’s journey is extraordinary. From elite rugby in Australia and…
Paul Doherty is the Founder and Managing Director of PD Project Delivery, a Brisbane-based civil engineering and project management business now running roughly 20 projects across Australia with a team of around 50 people.
In this conversation, Paul goes past the highlight reel and talks about wha…
Ben Allen is the CEO of Pinnacle Training, a business that helps more than 120,000 Australians every year go home safe, skilled, and confident.
In this conversation, Ben breaks down the leadership shift that took him from early sales roles into the CEO seat, and the moment he realised results were…
Family-owned businesses face a unique challenge as they grow. The legacy, the relationships and the history are strengths, but they also make senior hiring more complex than most leaders admit.
The importance of preparation, alignment and culture mapping before you go to market
What good suc…
In this powerful episode of Future People, Dan sits down with leadership adviser Byron Rienstra, who has spent more than 25 years working alongside CEOs, boards and founders across Asia and Australia. Together they dive into the uncomfortable, essential questions most leadership books avoid: the di…
In this episode of Future People, Dan sits down with Tamara Somers, the global head of Sustainability & Impact at Xero - one of the most influential roles shaping how millions of small businesses navigate sustainability, compliance, and climate action.
Fresh off a whirlwind trip to the UK, Tam…
Every organisation has an employer brand - whether they realise it or not.
But how many actually own it, live it, and use it to attract the right people?
In this episode of Future People, Dan sits down with Mark Puncher, Founder & CEO of Employer Branding Australia, to unpack what employer bra…
Dan sits down with former professional rugby coach and leadership advisor Neil Tunnah to explore what it really takes to build teams that perform at the highest level. From the hidden dangers of “performance restriction” to the overlooked role of culture carriers, Neil shares hard-won lessons from …
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