HeyJaredEntrepreneurs at Scale
This podcast shares insights from entrepreneurs, founders and CEOs on how they have grown themselves, developed their teams and successfully Scaled Up their organisations.
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Episode 42: Entrepreneurs at Scale : Martyn Dawes - Founder of Coffee Nation (opens the original)
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In this episode, award‑winning entrepreneur Martyn Dawes, founder of Coffee Nation (now Costa Express), shares the real story behind creating a new market category, surviving early failure, scaling with private equity, navigating a complex exit, and rebuilding identity and purpose on the other side. Key Take outs - From consultant to category creator – How Martyn went from a small consulting firm to founding Coffee Nation , creating a new “third space” between coffee bars and vending that later
Episode 41: Entrepreneurs at Scale podcast : Luke Dejahung - Founder of Crown Pavillions (opens the original)
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On this episode of Entrepreneurs at Scale , we’re joined by Luke Dejahang , founder and owner of Crown Pavilions , a company that has grown from a tiny workshop in Barking in 2005/06 into what Luke believes is now the UK’s number one luxury garden room and gazebo manufacturer . Luke shares how he moved from a successful but unpredictable career in TV and acting —including roles in shows like London’s Burning —into carpentry , and how that path led him to meeting his late business partner on a bu
Episode 40: Entrepreneurs at Scale : Rob Follows - Founding partner and Chairman STS Capital partners (opens the original)
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In this episode, Neale Lewis talks with Rob Follows , founder and chairman of STS Capital Partners , about what it really takes to achieve an extraordinary exit as an entrepreneur. They explore: Rob’s journey from being pushed out of the family business at 18, to building and selling his own company (at 27x EBITDA but later learning he’d left 75% on the table), to running $1B of business for a global buyer and founding STS Capital. Why so many founders are under‑represented in exits , the bigges
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