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Hosted by Unknown Host · business · EN · 100 episodes
Meet members of First Class Accounts, Australia's largest bookkeeping network and learn how and why they got into the business and what they do to succeed. Presented by Robert Gerrish, Founder of Flying Solo and host of the Rekindle podcast.
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The Business of Bookkeeping
Serena Dendle is very new to First Class Accounts and while finding certain aspects of her business a little overwhelming, she feels well supported. In this podcast she shares how promoting the brand has quickly brought results and helped her develop an exciting vision for the future.
The Business of Bookkeeping
<p >With over 20 years experience in the franchise industry, Vicki Crawley-Prout is the latest addition to First Class Accounts. In a few short weeks she has developed a strong admiration for the company and has a wealth of knowledge to share. In this episode she shares her thoughts on what makes an ideal franchisee.</p>
The Business of Bookkeeping
<p >A self-confessed workaholic, Jo French clearly enjoys being busy. With her First Class franchise sitting alongside other ventures, she loves the flexibility the business model gives her. While she's in no rush to pull back her work, she's slowly starting to plan a more relaxed schedule for the future.</p>
The Business of Bookkeeping
<p>Happily for Akanksha Maheshwari it is possible to enjoy an improved life balance when starting a new venture alongside a young family. While the working hours may shift around a little and the challenges are many and varied, overall the move has been positive and the outlook is exciting.</p>
The Business of Bookkeeping
<p >Having held senior roles within the Armed Forces, Mark Nolan knew a great deal about commitment to service and how to support people in difficult situations. For the past 8 years he has supported a small team of clients, keeping very close tabs on their businesses. Not surprisingly, they reward him with loyalty and friendship.</p>
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