EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 31 MIN
From Family Business to Today: The Allens Story
from Voices in Vet with Allens Training · host Allens Training Pty Ltd
Welcome to the first episode of Voices in VET. In this episode, we sit down with Rob Allen, CEO of Allens Training, to unpack how the business started and what’s shaped it into what it is today. Rob takes us back to the very beginning, how Jim and Helen built Allens from the ground up, what the training industry looked like at the time, and the early decisions that set the direction for the business. We also explore the key moments that shaped its growth, what’s remained consistent over the years, and what Rob focused on preserving as he stepped into a leadership role. This episode gives a clear picture of what Allens stands for today, and what the organisation hopes to be known for moving forward. Voices in VET is designed for partners, trainers and those working in the VET sector sharing real conversations, practical insights and the thinking behind what’s happening in the industry. In this episode, we cover: How Allens started and what the training landscape looked like at the timeWhat set the business apart in the early daysThe moments that shaped its growth over timeWhat mattered most stepping into leadershipWhat Allens stands for today and what it aims to be known for Send us Fan Mail
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Welcome to the first episode of Voices in VET. In this episode, we sit down with Rob Allen, CEO of Allens Training, to unpack how the business started and what’s shaped it into what it is today. Rob takes us back to the very beginning, how Jim and Helen built Allens from the ground up, what the training industry looked like at the time, and the early decisions that set the direction for the business. We also explore the key moments that shaped its growth, what’s remained con...
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