Never Not Building by Andrew Raso
What does it really take to scale a business?Hosted by entrepreneur and Online Marketing Gurus founder Andrew Raso, ‘Never Not Building’ dives into the raw, behind-the-scenes moments that shape brands, businesses, and the people building them.
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He Changed How Cars Are Sold. Then Toyota Bought His Business for $120M (opens the original)
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Every car dealer group in Australia said the risk was too big. Matt Wright took it, and sold the business six years later to Toyota Tsusho for $120M. Matt arrived in Australia at 20 with a backpack and a working holiday visa, and worked his way through sales floors in Melbourne before founding Cars4Us in 2019. The business was built on a single move nobody else in the industry would touch, paying customers for their car on the spot, before he ever had possession of it. That decision became the r
The Coffee Expert Who Built Australia's Most Innovative Brand | Sasa Sestic (opens the original)
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What does it take to go from an eleven-year-old kid in a Bosnian war zone with no electricity for eight months, to the Sydney Olympics, to the World Barista Championship title, to building one of Australia's most influential coffee empires? In this episode of Never Not Building, I sit down with Sasa Sestic, founder of Ona Coffee. Sasa's family fled three wars before landing in Australia in 1997. He grew up moving house twenty times in seven years, dodging tanks and sleeping through nights with n
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