12: Murray Lees | Go your own way

An episode of the The Boardroom Podcast podcast, hosted by Boardroom Network, titled "12: Murray Lees | Go your own way" was published on December 10, 2017 and runs 39 minutes.

December 10, 2017 ·39m · The Boardroom Podcast

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Success stories in the world of entrepreneurship are hard to come by, but Murray Lees is one who's broken that mold. Having co-founded a business which now sits at the top of its industry, Murray joins The Boardroom to share stories of the many ups and downs along his career and some important tips and mantras when breaking away from the traditional path. We also launch a new segment as Dawesy puts the heat on an organisation that didn't fare well during his holiday.

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Success stories in the world of entrepreneurship are hard to come by, but Murray Lees is one who's broken that mold. Having co-founded a business which now sits at the top of its industry, Murray joins The Boardroom to share stories of the many ups and downs along his career and some important tips and mantras when breaking away from the traditional path.

We also launch a new segment as Dawesy puts the heat on an organisation that didn't fare well during his holiday.

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