Slicing Through The Noise
This exciting channel dives into real leadership stories from Australia, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges, setbacks, and triumphs of business leaders.
Hear firsthand how they navigated adversity and turned obstacles into success. Even more special, our guests are past clients of Integrity and Values who have been deeply influenced by our programs.
Be part of an exciting new journey with our founder and podcast host, Jennifer Elliott.
Slicing Through The Noise
Latest Episodes
EP 30. Building Better Teams, Not Carbon Copies
The most expensive hiring mistake isn't a bad hire. It's hiring yourself.One of the most powerful insights from our latest episode of Slicing Through the Noise comes from David Kopycinski, CEO of Your Registered Training (YRT).After...
EP 29. 80% comfy, 20% uncomfy — the team growth rule from Daniel Smith
Daniel Smith chose his niche by accident. He was a student looking for part-time work, so he opened a phone book and cold-called architecture firms one by one. The one that said yes happened to design schools. He met a visionary educator. He go...
EP 28: No money, no milk - Dana Dupere on the rule that runs Benedict Industries sixty years on
Dana Dupere grew up in the back of a station wagon. Her dad was scouting sandpits; she was doing the road tax. She was seven years old.Her father built Benedict Industries from scratch - a quarry and landscaping business that's now sixt...
Episode 27: The cost of a day — the one question John Melvin asks every time he walks on site
A 17-year-old apprentice asked his foreman how he was going. The foreman didn't answer. He asked a question back: "How many friends do you have? Thirty years later, John Melvin still tells the story.This week on Slicing Throu...
Ep 26. The electric bike that changed everything — Es Chandra, Glide Agency
In 2007, a man walked into Es Chandra's design agency with an electric bike and an impossible ask: raise $1 million in six weeks. Banks had said no. Es didn't know how to run a crowdfunding campaign. He said yes anyway. The c...
