PEERS

PEERS

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PEERS episodes

  • #027. Brynn Chadwick: The Co-Founder of Mayte on A Clear(er) Perspective

    An unconventional path is not for the faint hearted, this we know. In today’s episode, we meet Brynn Chadwick, a photographer turned bots’ specialist helping large organisations such as Telstra, LinkedIn and Navy Health use technology and design to solve their biggest problems.



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    34 min
  • #026. Lucy Bloomfield: The Founder of Trefiel on Taking Your Way or The Highway

    From naughtiest girl in the classroom to brightest spark in the entrepreneurial marketplace. In this episode, we have the grandiose pleasure of speaking with Lucy Bloomfield; celebrated businesswomen, innovator and all-round tour-de-force. Lucy d is the founder of what was a highly successful e-commerce business, Trefiel and was featured in Women’s Health, Marie Claire, Women’s Day and Sporteluxe.


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    1 hr 4 min
  • #025. Max Hertan: The Founder of Megaphone Marketing on Always Being Curious
    Often the way we roll as children can tend to influence the way we roll as adults. In this episode, we learn about the journey of Max Hertan, and how he manages to maintain his unique childlike sense of wonder in all he does. Max is the Founder and Director of Megaphone Marketing and was nominated as a Telstra Business Award Finalist in 2016.

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    32 min
  • #024. Michelle Akhidenor: The Founder of The Peers Project Gets Candid
    If at first you don’t succeed… well, you know the lyrics. In this episode, we get close and personal with our fab founder Michelle, taking a deep dive in the trials, tribulations and bucket loads of work that have brought The Peers Project to life as it stands. It’s time to get candid.

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    32 min
  • #023. Jen Hansard: The Founder of Simple Green Smoothies on Going Against Each and Every Odd
    It is not often that when we hit rock bottom we make the conscious choice to stay there. In this week’s episode, we take key learnings from Jen Hansard who went from zero to hero with a highly successful green smoothie business. Jen’s platform has risen to the #1 online resource for green smoothie recipes and has been featured by the Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, The Doctors, Oprah Magazine and Prevention.

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    59 min
  • #022. Ash Davies: The Founder of Tablo on Books Mean Business
    Power to the people and the individual publishing project. In this episode, we learn how Ash Davies sought a solution from a problem and brought the world of self-publishing to life with a strong grassroots initiative. Ash was named in Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2018 and was awarded a Victorian Young Achiever of the Year award in 2016.

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    37 min
  • #020. Adam Stone: The Founder of Speedlancer.com on The Entrepreneurial Bug
    For some, creativity and success is just in your destiny. In this episode, we meet Adam Stone who began his entrepreneurial journey at the unbelievable age of eleven and continues to grow today. Adam is the Founder & CEO of Speedlancer.com – the world’s fastest freelancer marketplace and has been featured in Forbes, Huffington Post and Startup Daily. He is a 2017 Forbes Asia 30 Under 30 recipient.

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    38 min
  • #019. Jason Lim: The Chief of Staff of YGB Ventures on Building Through Connection
    Often, it’s the people around us that allow our best potential to come to life. In this episode, we meet Jason Lim and learn of the value he places on human connection to drive his wildest pursuits. Jason is the Chief of Staff at YBF Ventures – Australia’s centre of tech innovation since 2011. He has been an investor and advisor to start-ups for the past 6-years and is an Entrepreneurial Fellow at the University of Melbourne as an alumnus of the Melbourne Accelerator Program.

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    48 min
  • #018. Rich Edwards: The Co-Founder of Repairly on Seeing That Light
    Sometimes businesses that answer the simplest call of their audience are most successful. In this episode, we learn how Rich Edwards detected a human need and founded a solution, to tremendous success. Rich is the CEO & co-founder of Repairly – an on-demand technology repairer based in London. The company is backed by Virgin Media & Techstars and has been featured in The Times with a five-star Google Review rating.

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    46 min

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10 YEARS OF PEERS. NEW SHOW COMING 2027.


Hello peers,


This podcast started in 2017 as a show that went beneath the highlight reel with founders. Ten years on, we’re turning the…