Episode 002: Moments and Milestones
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Episode 002: Moments and Milestones
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In this new ACT Group Podcast episode, brand builder Mychael Owen chats to ACT Group MD Michael Richardson in the 2nd episode - 'Moments and Milestones' - of a Diary of an Engineering CEO.
Recorded: June 2022.
Length: 34:22.
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About Michael Richardson and ACT Group.
Moments and milestones during the 16 years of ACT Group:
When did you first try running your own business?
Why did you want to do it?
Financially, how did you start ACT Group?
Family support and personal sacrifices.
Where was your first office?
Moving to a bigger office.
How do you learn to be an MD?
It's all about the people.
Creating a good place to work.
How long do customers tend to stay with ACT Group?
Investing in infrastructure.
What was the first indulgent thing you bought yourself?
Do you have any regrets or wish you'd done things different or better?
Do you get enough time off?
Coping during the tricky times.
Looking forward to the future for ACT Group.
What drives you now?
Watch the episodes on:
ACT Group Website: https://www.my-act.co.uk/category/podcasts/
ACT Group YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4ZDBq-T4TmVfaJ95fPxUPg
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