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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2026 · 40 MIN

#58 Tim MacKinley - Mastering the Commercial Property Game

from Emajin Golf: Beyond the 19th · host Raj Narayan

What separates businesses that scale from those that stall? In this episode of Beyond the 19th, we sit down with Tim MacKinley from QUANTA to unpack the commercial realities of building a business that's structured for sustainable growth — not just short-term momentum. Tim shares practical insights drawn from working closely with scaling organisations across Australia. From financial discipline and governance frameworks to strategic clarity and leadership accountability, this conversation explores what it truly takes to grow with control, confidence, and long-term enterprise value in mind. We discuss: • Why business structure matters more than most founders realise • The financial blind spots that quietly limit growth • Governance and accountability at scale • Building foundations before chasing expansion • Turning strategy into measurable execution If you're a founder, director, or senior leader navigating growth, complexity, or preparing for your next phase, this episode delivers grounded commercial insight you can apply immediately. This isn't about growth at any cost. It's about building properly.

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