Go From Idea to IPO With Callum Laing

Today’s interview is with Callum Laing. Callum is a New Zealander based in Singapore. He is a partner at Unity Group. The Unity Groups is focused on working with and solving some of the common issued that entrepreneurs face. Callum believes that collaboration and partnership is a key aspect for business success in the future so we spent a majority of the episode going into why he believes this.

We talked about the challenges small businesses face and a unique opportunity that they can potentially benefit from. We also dove into the philosophies of partnership, adopting agglomeration into a business model and the importance of collaboration, trust and speed.

He was graceful enough to offer complimentary soft/kindle copy of his books to As Told By Nomads listeners. All you have to do is to email him at [email protected].

Resources Mentioned In The Episode

Agglomerate – Idea to IPO in 12 Months: https://www.amazon.com/Agglomerate-Idea-IPO-12-Months/dp/1781332096
Progressive Partnerships – The Future of Business: https://www.amazon.com/Progressive-Partnerships-Business-Callum-Laing-ebook/dp/B01DYDG2UG/

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