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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 26 MIN

How to Build Multiple Companies in Different Industries with Mitchell Robertson

from Built to Scale: B2B Growth with Rym Benchaar · host Rym Benchaar

In this episode of Built to Scale: B2B Growth, we sit down with Mitchell Robertson, a serial entrepreneur who has built nine companies across multiple industries, to explore what it really takes to scale in diverse and often overlooked markets.Mitchell shares how curiosity, adaptability, and strategic thinking have shaped his journey, along with practical insights on using AI to accelerate workflows, navigating pivots, and building without relying on venture capital.Mitchell shares:Lessons from building companies across different industriesWhy curiosity and continuous learning drive better decisionsHow AI can speed up execution and improve strategyNavigating pivots, failures, and startup challengesBootstrapping strategies for sustainable growthIf you're an entrepreneur or operator looking to scale across industries or build without VC, this episode offers a practical and grounded perspective on long term growth.Mitchell Robertson LinkedIn Profile: ⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠Mitchell Robertson Website: https://www.mitchrobertson.co/

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