Libby runs a very successful corporate AV business with her husband - servicing trade shows and corporates in Sydney and Melbourne. Libby embraced EO in her first year and she shares her experience around that!

Well this was fun! 2018/19 Sydney EO Learning Chair Franziska talks about her marketing business Basic Bananas and her travels around the world.

The Taxibox brand is a well seen brand on the streets of Sydney and Melbourne. In this interview Jeremy discusses how the brand was created and the challenges faced along the way.

Justin talks about his business Intelligent Finance and the changes happening right now in the Australian Banking system and why getting finance is becoming harder. Justin is well qualified to comment, being the no.1 Mortgage Broker in Australia (by way of loan value) every year for the last 10 years straight.

In this candid interview we learn about Kris's journey from a policeman in Hobart to his national training business and the highs and lows along the way

Chris Gray has always had a great reputation in EO maximising his fun time with boats, cars and travel whilst minimising time on the job. In this candid interview he discusses his low risk property strategies on how he did this!

Pedro talks about running a business his father initially started in 1999. Pedro is a master of online and has turned Coffee Parts into a category leader.

Marc grew up in South Africa and was exposed to the YPO / EO worlds from an early age. He and his brother run a mid-market office furniture business and both joined EO the moment their business JasonL hit the $1 million turnover mark several years back.

Lindsay has been an EO member for just 2 years and has grabbed the organisation by the horns. In this interview she deep dives into her business Chello as well as her involvement with the EO board.

In this first Episode Kiel talks about what it's like to lead the Sydney chapter and about his digital innovation agency Digilante.com.au

The Entrepreneurs Organization (EO) was founded in 1987 and comprises of 181 chapter locations in 57 countries. It is a peer-to-peer network organisation, with over 13,000 members globally. 

The Sydney chapter of EO is Australia's largest chapter with 166 members. Member businesses have an average revenue of $3.2m (USD) employing over 7000.

Join us in this weekly podcast to meet the personalities that shape the membership of EO Sydney.