In this episode we talk with David Williams, the founder of Kidder Williams about how he bought Tassal Group twice.
He takes us through how he structured a deal to give himself a free carried upside. 
David also explains how investors, and more importantly CEOs should reflect on their own interests and skills so they can develop their own bags.

In this episode we talk with David Williams, the founder of Kidder Williams about how he bought Tassal Group twice. He takes us through how he structured a deal to give himself a free carried upside. David also explains how investors, and more importantly CEOs should reflect on their own interests and skills so they can develop their own bags.

In this episode we talk with David Williams, the founder of Kidder Williams about how he bought Tassal Group twice.
He takes us through how he structured a deal to give himself a free carried upside.&nbsp;
David also explains how investors, and more importantly CEOs should reflect on their own interests and skills so they can develop their own bags.

031: Developing your own bags | finding a free carry with David Williams

Learning from those with experience in small companies, speculation, resources and markets.

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031: Developing your own bags | finding a free carry with David Williams

031: Developing your own bags | finding a free carry with David Williams