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Blue Barn founder/CEO Phil Bull plans to grow his firm by 150% in 10 years.
Phil Bull followed in his father’s footsteps to become an engineer, and was climbing the corporate ladder when, in his mid-30s, he realised he was unhappy, and struck out on his own.
His first business, a small engineering consultancy, was wildly successful; his second, a restaurant, flopped. He returned to what he knew with the co-founding of Blue Barn Consulting in 2006, which today employs about 40 staff in Auckland and works across structural, transportation and land development engineering (co-founder Matt Lilly left in 2016 to become a pastor).
Engineering entrepreneur on the power of vision
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PODCAST | Prudential’s Matt Lilley on building a world-class insurance business in Africa This is essential listening for anyone with an interest in Africa. The podcast is brought to you by African Business magazine 25 January 2021 - 16:58 Desné Masie Dr Matt Lilley. Picture: SUPPLIED
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In this episode we are joined by Dr Matt Lilley, head of Africa for leading insurer Prudential.
Dr Lilley talks us through Prudential’s strategy in Africa, and how it started the business partnering with local players, beginning in Ghana in 2015. The company learnt from its experience building out a leading insurance presence with consumers in Asean, and its people-driven business has seen it go from strength to strength on the African continent too, where it wants to remain an employer of choice.