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Aug 2, 2026 1 hr 12 min

IN THE CHAIR - Kevin Rose

from Private Matters - The BAPD Podcast Hosted by The BAPD

Simon Thackeray hosts this episode alongside guest co-presenter Doug Watt, who steps in for Rachel Derby. This season, each episode brings a candid conversation with a different member of the BAPD Board, exploring what really drives them: their path into private dentistry, why they've chosen to give their time to the Association, and the stories and opinions the profession doesn't usually get to hear. It's not the job titles. It's the people behind them. In Episode 2, Kevin Rose from Rose & Co. is “IN THE CHAIR”. Founder of Rose & Co, Kevin started the business in 2009 from his kitchen table, after a friend asked him to "fix" his practice. Since then, he and his team have helped dental practice owners across the UK lead better, communicate better and build practices patients genuinely trust, through coaching, mentoring, training, leadership development, patient communication and practice strategy, all shaped by the thoughtful use of AI. In this episode, he gets candid about: · Whether the slow adopters, in the autumn of their careers, are being left behind. · Whether regulation itself could benefit from an AI overhaul, and · What real leadership looks like inside a modern dental practice. This isn't a highlight reel. It's the story behind the strategy. LISTEN TO EPISODE 2 NOW

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