BV32: C.E.O Wayne Ford: Vertical Patch: Uncle Bills Gross Liss tomatoes: an inspirational crop.

BV32: C.E.O Wayne Ford: Vertical Patch: Uncle Bills Gross Liss tomatoes: an inspirational crop. Being able to grow something and share it with people. Past experiences and how they set Wayne up for success. The environmental risks of running a property. How sustainability reporting generated an interest in shaping environments and social impacts. “What can we do to continually improve what we do?” - a question worth asking. What advice would you give your own sons when starting business? “It really comes down to the opportunities that present themselves.” “Look at where you are and what stage of life you’re in and always be open to opportunities. Explore them, go into it with your eyes open and try before you buy.” What are the costs, timing and earning potential of business opportunities? “Everyone thinks they’ve got a unique product.” Don’t be afraid to ask the big fish and see if you can collaborate. “If you don’t think you can get on from day one, it’s unlikely that ship will turn around.” “There has got to be a level of mutual respect and ability to think like and work with these people.” “It’s ok to ask someone what they can help you with. Try to always explore that.” Wayne’s answer to Owens question: The dawn. Wayne’s question: I love the whole idea of paying it forward so If you were to think of your best mentoring moment, what would it be? Buymeacoffee.com/betweenviews YouTube Codes: C1YEP4URGOAYWA8H