Podcast appearances and mentions of James Sutherland

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A huge pod today, we start with Karl Vilips' fantastic win in Puerto Rico - amazing. Nick and Mark chat about his path to this point, from an Australian prodigy at 6-years old to PGA winner, how he did it and why he moved to the US so young. Nick chats about what impressed him about Karl's performance, and Mark raises his swing and suggests it may be the new modern swing. Nick would prefer to see Karl waggling, but at the same time he's doing pretty well without it!We discuss Jason Day's suble change in his putting. Nick raises some of the changes at Bay Hill and talks about playing that course.Mark raises 'fast greens' and says that whilst many golfers like to say they play them well, they are not ideal generally. We talk about ideal green speeds.The Australian Open dates, for all tournaments, are yet to be announced. Mark asks are Golf Australia serious about the Open or not? And he invites James Sutherland onto the pod to explain where it's at.Mark has heard that the discussions between the PIF and the PGA in Washington have broken down.Nick's Top 5 is on well known players who wore gloves to putt, in order of worst to best. It won't surprise you to know that it is in fact a Top 6. Surely by now this is an ACCC issue. Nick also tells a great story about the Golden Bear at a conference - very funny.Feedback today - including a call from David in Brisbane who is heading off next week to the Barossa for a boys drinking , ahem, golf trip and wants some advice on how to maintain energy and momentum under duress (ie: late nights, wines and beers). Also in feedback a couple of whacks for Mark. Always fun.PING global results - we're yet to resolve the trumpet situation. Watch this space. And Marks masterclass is on how 'locking your shirt' under your armpit can help your putting. Our intern Javier was in charge of audio, might explain why we fired him.We do the show from Titleist and FootJoy HQ, thanks to our great partners:Titleist, the #1 ball in golf;FootJoy, the #1 shoe and glove in golf;The watchMynumbers app, play smarter and use your data. Download from the App Store or Google Play;PING will help you play your best. See your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;Golf Clearance Outlet, visit them online here to find your nearest store, they're all over the country;Betr, the fastest and easiest betting app in Australia.Southern Golf Club - now with their brand new Simulator Room including Trackman.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see us on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A feedback pod this week where we run through more of your questions, comments, and feedback.Lots of comments from you on the Links 100 list that Mark brought up last week on the pod, including a pretty blunt assessment of Pebble from one Wolfpacker. Nick and Mark run through Pebble hole by hole and give their thoughts.Mark recommends a wonderful series of archive vision that he loves - Shell's Wonderful World of Golf. Some of the videos are here.We have a voicemail from Grant in Melbourne with a question on how to get the most out a lesson with a PGA Pro. And Nick talks about working with his old coach Neil Simpson who Grant has also had a lesson with.Jason Day's outfit at Pebble. We discuss following a question from Wolfpacker Paul. Mark tells a story about clothing at Huntingdale from years gone by. A funny question, in the sense of how it came about, from Steve about the Webex Series.And a serious question asked about James Sutherland, phrased a little bluntly, but whether it's directed at us or somebody else, we'll always discuss it.And we finish with some fun stories about shagging balls.We're coming from Titleist and Footjoy HQ, and we're here thanks to our great partners:The watchMynumbers app, play smarter and use your data. Download from the App Store or Google Play;PING will help you play your best. See your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;Golf Clearance Outlet, visit them online here to find your nearest store, they're all over the country;Betr, the fastest and easiest betting app in Australia.Southern Golf Club - now with their brand new Simulator Room including Trackman.And of course Titleist and Footjoy!Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see us on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Sutherland - Annabel Sutherland's father - speaks to Tom Morris and Bharat Sundaresan after Annabel's Test century at the MCG. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Morris and Bharat Sundaresan set the scene for Day Four in Galle, plus a chat with James Sutherland after his daughter Annabel scored a Test century at the MCG in the women's Ashes Test. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One close to the heart this week as Nick's brother James joins the boys as a guest to talk about his work as a teacher and also the work he is doing through his social media to spread some positivity in the world.

Another big week in golf and Nick O'Hern and Mark Allen are all over it.We start by discussing Keegan Bradley's appointment as the captain of the US Ryder Cup team, an appointment which took us all by surprise. But we quickly move on to Steph Kyriacou's performance in the Evian, she did so well and nearly won her first major but just fell a little short to a fast finishing Ayaka Furue.Mark loves Ludvig Åberg but wasn't over the moon with his performance at the weekend. On the positive side, Mark feels his Ludvig betting strategy is in good shape. And what a win for Bobby MacIntyre in the Scottish Open at the weekend, beating our own Adam Scott by one. Nick and Mark chat about the 16th hole. So good.Mark asks Nick why metal spikes are still allowed. He has a theory.Huge news out of Melbourne with Metropolitan and Huntingdale looking at a merger proposal. Nick and Mark both rate the move, which has been a long time coming, and decide on the fly to arrange a bonus pod with the respective club captains. Mark gets straight on the phone at the turn and fires off texts everywhere to arrange it....which results in SMS replies coming in throughout the second half of the pod! We didn't think that one through.Massive weekend in Spain, the Euros win over England in the soccer (football!), Wimbledon with Alcaraz, and LIV. Good week to be a Spaniard. Olé!!!We play a voicemail from Tim in Sorrento, Western Australia, who has a question for Nick and Mark about cleaning your equipment - and he reckons No Laying Up might have been listening to Talk Birdie To Me. Why wouldn't they.A fun Top 5 today, Nick counts down his Top 5 'duels' at the Open Championship, Mark comes up with an idea to do a Top 5 'plaquable bogeys'. You read that correctly. We're hoping he forgets. He's asked us to remind him, but we won't.Lots of feedback on the bonus pod last week with James Sutherland last week, too much to read out, so we read about 5 or 6. Mixed feedback on Marks joke last week. Some of you liked it. Poor form. Plenty of other feedback as well, keep it coming.A massive PING global results this week, Nick takes us through it - but we get interrupted mid PING global when pod listener Tim from Canberra calls the hotline to ask a question about Aaron Baddeley...Nick hooks back into the results without missing a bit after Tim calls.And a ripper masterclass thanks to the gang at the watchMynumbers app, on putting on slower greens.A big thanks to our Talk Birdie partners, who we hope will forgive Marks joke:PING, they'll help you play your best, you can see your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;the new watchMynumbers app, the most powerful data based golf app in the world, download from the App Store ;and the Golf Clearance Outlet, great prices on the best gear. See them in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth, or online here.Subscribe to never miss a Talk Birdie To Me ep. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see our Masterclass videos on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After yesterday's big bonus pod with Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland, today is the normal pod - 24 hours later than usual, but hopefully you enjoyed the chat with James. If you haven't heard it, have a listen.Plenty on today's show. Nick has just come back from playing Long Island in zero degree temperatures, thankfully he has a shiny new clothing sponsor to keep him warm. Cutter and Buck if you must know. Mark raises golf course renovations, specifically why they do them so slowly (ie: 9 holes at a time). We've got a poll up on twitter here, love your thoughts.Mark also names the worst golf coach he ever had. And then, without any sense of irony, goes on to outline a fantastic tip that this coach gave him. And Nick admits to something that he did on a golf course that he has never told anyone.Nick and Mark discuss yesterday's bonus pod with James Sutherland and how much they enjoyed it, they are particularly pleased that James seems to be aiming high and thinking big.....two words resonated with them: 'Rolex Series'. We can dream.Marks turn for the Top 5 this week and what initially felt like a filler Top 5 that he'd given zero thought to actually turned out to be pretty good.Nick has a great fun fact on the legendary Bernhard Langer, and runs through some great results in the PING global results - not the least of which was a fantastic #2 finish from David Micheluzzi on the DP World Tour.Some fantastic feedback including more comments on our bonus pod a couple of weeks ago with Jonathan Yarwood - and a mate of Nicks took up the invite to get some advice from Jonathan via Skillest with brilliant results.And a great masterclass from Nick, requested by Talk Birdie listener Peter Riley on hitting out of the long rough.And finally an apology. Into the turn today Mark, for reasons best known to himself, decided to tell a joke. It was awful. We're embarrassed. We considered not airing it, but he insisted. And that means you need to hear it, for which we cannot apologise enough. The only thing that will prevent a reoccurrence is a reality check via feedback, so let us know on socials, leave a voicemail, whatever you prefer.....but our heartfelt apologies for this misstep.A big thanks to our Talk Birdie partners, who we hope will forgive Marks joke:PING, they'll help you play your best, you can see your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;the new watchMynumbers app, the most powerful data based golf app in the world, download from the App Store ;and the Golf Clearance Outlet, great prices on the best gear. See them in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth, or online here.Subscribe to never miss a Talk Birdie To Me ep. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see our Masterclass videos on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A massive bonus pod today, Nick O'Hern & Mark Allen chat one on one, okay two on one, with Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland.In a wide-ranging conversation we cover the key issues:Why it has taken so long to announce the venue, format and dates of the 2024 Australian Open.The rationale behind Kingston Heath and Victoria Golf Club as the venues.Is the mixed format - mens, women's and all abilities - the way forward, and are the imperfections of it acceptable given the benefits.Is he open to separating the events in the right circumstances.Why the Victoria government has invested in golf, and hosting this tournament in Melbourne.If November is the best date for the Open, or if it is the only date that works.IF LIV Adelaide been good for golf in Australia.Will Golf Australia be offering appearance fees to players like Rory to get them here for the Open.Elevation of the Australian events.Will the Open be in Melbourne ongoing, or will he consider other states.His view on whether the PIF, PGA, DPWT welcome together and how that might look.It's a ripping bonus podcast from the guy at the top of the tree in Australian golf. Tickets for the Australian Open 2024 are available from Ticketek or AusOpenGolf.com.au.A big thanks to our Talk Birdie partners:PING, they'll help you play your best, you can see your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;the new watchMynumbers app, the most powerful data based golf app in the world, download from the App Store ;and the Golf Clearance Outlet, great prices on the best gear. See them in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth, or online here.Subscribe to never miss a Talk Birdie To Me ep. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see our Masterclass videos on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland with a special announcement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Plenty of debate in the world of cricket on the back of Mitch Johnson's article, Golf Australia CEO, James Sutherland, says the sport is in great shape, Jack Hanley on the back of running 50km a day for 50 days, Belle Dawson after becoming a 2-time AFLW premiership player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the back of the Australian Open, we chat with James Sutherland about the health of the sport in Australia right now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland joins Brett Sprigg during the 3rd round of the Australian Open Tournament, looking ahead to the upcoming summer of golf.

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The conditions? The future? Party holes? LIV? James Sutherland had it all.

Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland and PGA CEO Gavin Kirkman join Gerard in the studio ahead of a massive summer of golf. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Whateley in a Snapshot - Damien Fleming on the strengths and concerns for this Australian one-day side, Kylie Watson-Wheeler on how the review impacts Luke Beveridge, Andrew Jones on the postive vibe to racing this Spring Carnival, James Sutherland on the strong health of golf in Australia and Shannon Gill on World Cup Finals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest: James Sutherland Hello there! I am the founder of Charlie's Soap. When I started the company back in the late 1970's, I never expected that our simple but powerful cleaner we be the center of an international operation some 40 years later. It all started when I was working for my dad, Charlie Sutherland Sr., at a textile lubricant plant in North Carolina. One day, word came down that we needed to find a good cleaner for the textile machines – and quick! Not only would it have to clean up the oil on the machines, but it could not harm the little old ladies whose job it was to clean them. It also had to be acceptable to local wastewater treatment. Well, my background is in engineering, chemistry, and a bit of mathematics. I knew how to make the oils we used in the plant so I reverse engineered a formula to break those oils down in water. Wouldn't you know it, the stuff worked even better than I expected. Originally, the whole goal was just to keep the machines clean, but soon we discovered that the soap cleaned fabric really well too. I even named it ‘SB-2069' to make it sound like I knew what I was doing. Not bad for a first try. Unsurprisingly, folks working with the cleaner loved the stuff and started calling it “Charlie's Soap” after my dad. Soon, we knew a demand was growing for Charlie's Soap because the employees kept stealing the stuff left and right! That's when I knew it was time to quit my day job, take a leap of faith, and buy our little soap plant outright. The local Winn-Dixie agreed to be our first outlet and Charlie's Soap was officially born. In the early years, I was on my own, adrift in a sea of suds and uncertainty. We tried many ways to grow the “Soap.” Some worked; many didn't. Marketing was really not my forte. But my family never stopped trying. My kids get the credit for our success. As they grew older, they joined the business and helped make us into what we are today. My youngest, Morgan, and I created the Laundry Powder. Today he runs IT and Quality Control. Taylor, the oldest, took on sales and marketing. James specializes in engineering and international sales. My daughter Jenny is chairman of the board. And my wife Jane is our treasurer. Thanks to them, today we sell in thousands of mom-and-pop specialty shops, major hardware chains, supermarkets, and through the largest online retailers around the world. But through it all, we have always operated Charlie's Soap with a dedication to producing the highest quality biodegradable, environmentally safe products possible. Over the years, they have been tested against the best and they have always won, hands down. The combination of good science, environmentally friendly ingredients, and a darn good soap is one that still gets me excited. It is a combination that none of our competitors can claim, and it is something that I am very proud of. Thanks for visiting our website, and please try our Charlie's Soap. We'll keep making it the best product. -Charlie Sutherland Jr. https://www.facebook.com/james.sutherland.100 https://www.charliesoap.com/ Youtube  @jamessutherland4238 

Duncan C. Schultz, born and raised just outside the Twin Cities in Minnesota, received his early dance training at Metro Dance Center. After completing his B.A. in Dance at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities he worked with Mathew Janczewski's ARENA Dances, Olive Bieringa and Otto Ramstad's BodyCartography Project and Toni Pierce-Sands and Uri Sands' TU Dance.While in the United States, he has had the privilege of working with choreographers Dwight Rhoden, Alonzo King, Gioconda Barbuto, Camille A. Brown and Gregory Dolbashian. Following his time working in the Twin Cities, he moved to Kaiserslautern, Germany to work at the Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern under the direction of James Sutherland. Currently he is a member at the GöteborgsOperan Danskompani in Sweden with Artistic Director Katrín Hall. While in Europe, he has created and performed works by Sharon Eyal, Damien Janet, Crystal Pite, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Maxine Doyle, Alexander Ekman, Ohad Naharin, Roy Assaf, and Marina Mascarell to name a few. He received the Sage Award for Dance in 2014 as an Outstanding Performer and in 2016 as the Hoffnungsträger (Bearer of Hope) by TANZ Jahrbuch in Germany.

There wasn't universal agreement on some of the points raised in Episode 127's lengthy post mortem of the mixed Australian Opens including from Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland. So, we welcome James to a specially convened episode of the pod today to talk all things Australian Open. Links mentoined on this epsiode: Episode 127 (https://good-good.fireside.fm/127) Brendan James' excellent 'One Percenters' (https://www.golfaustralia.com.au/news/thankfully-the-golf-was-great-588692) article Rod Morri's piece on why sandbelt golf (https://www.golfaustralia.com.au/feature/morri-a-legendary-reminder-of-the-sandbelts-greatness-588754) is so entertaining

On today's show, the boys rambled, we were joined by John Aloisi, James Sutherland, Scott Roth, had Questions Without Notice, and much more.

James joined the boys to discuss the succesful week of golf for the Australian Open, where golf is at, and more.

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On today's show, we were joined by James Sutherland, Stefan Martin, Martin Blake, Adam Peacock, George Wardlaw and Sarah Olle, Tony Webek, calls, and much more.

James joined Jules to discuss the Australian PGA Tour, the Australian Open, golf in Australia's landscape, and more.

James Sutherland's life is shattered when his young wife Mary suffers a tragic death. Three years later, a mysterious letter arrives from Mary, beckoning him to return to their sanctuary of memories, the dark realm of Silent Hill. Now James must go back to that special place to uncover the truth, unaware that the answers he seeks may require the ultimate sacrifice.

Golf Australia CEO, James Sutherland, joined Shane McInnes and Jimmy Bartel on Sportsday to discuss the brand new broadcast deal that has been signed with 9.

Shane McInnes and Jimmy Bartel host Sportsday as they spoke about the likely hood of an AFL magic round, and Ross Lyon being expected to be the next St.Kilda Coach. They also caught up with Michael Browell, MVRC CEO ahead of the Cox Plate and James Sutherland, the Golf Australia CEO, to discuss the new broadcast rights deal signed with 9.

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HALLO Pforzheim! Ana und Sebastian sprechen in dieser Woche mit James Sutherland, einst lange Zeit künstlerischer Leiter am Stadttheater, zuletzt Ballettdirektor am Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern. Jetzt ist er zurück in Pforzheim, wo er privat mit seiner Frau lebt. Im Gespräch bei HALLO Pforzheim erzählt er von seiner spannenden Karriere auf den Bühnen der Welt und neue Projekte als Künstler und Choreograf. Hört gerne rein, überall dort, wo es Podcasts gibt.

Golf has been added to the Commonwealth Games. The head of the sport tells us what that means, and throws ahead to the summer of golf.

After Cam Smith became the first Australian to win The Open in 29 years this morning, Gerard was joined by Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland who recapped the events he saw unfold at St Andrews, and explained why the "phenomenal" win is something all Australian sports fans should be proud of.

Det her en lidt utraditionel udgave af Danwatch Undersøger. Det er nemlig en længere podcast, der kigger nærmere på fænomenet frivilligturisme. Jeg, Nadja Touzari, har talt med Cecilie Nygaard, som har været frivillig i sit sabbatår. Jeg har også snakket med Global Contact, der udsender frivillige til børnehjem i Asien og med James Sutherland fra ChildSafe Movement, der forsøger at stoppe frivilligturisme på børnehjem. Børnehjem i det globale syd er populære blandt frivillige, der gerne vil bruge sin ferie eller sit sabbatår på at gøre noget godt ude i verden. Men de frivilliges gode intentioner risikerer at støtte en industri, der splitter familier ad og sætter børn i en meget udsat situation, hvor de risikerer voldsom omsorgssvigt, traumer og seksuelle overgreb. Børnehjemmene er nemlig blevet en lukrativ forretning, men hvor strømmen af frivillige der kommer på børnehjemmene, potentielt kan være skadelig for børnene

It has been a massive week for Australian golf and we are joined by Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland to discuss the brilliant Australian Open news that the men and women will play the same courses, at the same time, for equal prize money. Plus the co-sanctioning with the DP World Tour and an update on the progression of the Australian Golf Strategy.Before all of that, hosts Tiffany Cherry and Mark Allen discuss Hannah Green and Minjee Lee falling short on the LPGA Tour in California, and their own excitement for December's Australian Open.Women's captain at Riverside Golf Club in Launceston, Tasmania - who won the Visionary of the Year award for the month of April - dials in to tell us about the brilliant initiatives their club has adopted.In Martin Blake's absence, Australian Golf Media's Dane Heverin has all the latest professional and amateur golf news, including Harrison Endycott's big win on the Korn Ferry Tour.Marko's Masterclass wraps up the show with a focus on Jon Rahm after his win at the Mexico Open.

James Sutherland talks Golf, Ash Barty, the Saudi breakaway tour and Shane Warne with Greg.  

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This week Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland joins the show to discuss the sport's booming participation numbers that were released this week.Hosts Tiffany Cherry and Mark Allen also shine the spotlight on this week's Vic Open, last week's TPS Victoria and the growing opportunities for young golfers around the country.Martin Blake drops in with all the latest news from the world of golf, plus the latest edition of Marko's Masterclass.

Pat & Heals full show with an interview with Golf Australia's James Sutherland, racing update with Steph Thornton, Greyhounds with Luke Gatehouse and plenty more

James Sutherland talks about Golf Australia

This week hosts Tiffany Cherry and Mark Allen are joined by Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland, PGA of Australia CEO Gavin Kirkman and the WPGA Tour of Australia CEO Karen Lunn to discuss the historic Australian Golf Strategy which was announced last week.Plus a quick chat about Tiger and Charlie Woods, along with all the latest golf news with Martin Blake and the last edition of Marko's Masterclass for the year.

The Vic Open is back next February! CEO of Golf Australia James Sutherland joins the show to run us through it all

This week on the Australian Golf Show, hosts Tiffany Cherry and Mark Allen chat to Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland about the $60 million PlayGolf fund which is set to modernise facilities and welcome newcomers to the game.Australian cricketer Alyssa Healy then drops in to discuss her love of golf, being on the golf course when her husband, Mitchell Starc, took a wicket on the first ball of the Ashes series last week, and the Australian women's cricket team's outstanding success.As always, Martin Blake provides an update on all the latest news from the world of golf, and there is also this week's edition of Marko's Masterclass.

In this episode, renowned Golf Coach Gary Barter laces up the Footjoys and steps in for Steve Anderson. Larry reviews the longest iron he's ever hit. Newly appointed Golf Australia CEO, James Sutherland shares his vision for golf in Australia and explains his bizarre hole in one. Gary talks about the most common misconception in […] The post Backspin Golf Podcast Episode 25 first appeared on Inside Golf. Australia's Most-Read Golf Magazine as named by Australian Golfers - FREE.

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Cindy and Nicole talk with Community Consultant, James Sutherland, about discovering new ways to find solutions to the challenges of COVID-19. James Sutherland brings his unique perspective on what he is seeing taking place with individuals and organizations around him who have stepped up to bring a positive impact in their communities.

Are "voluntourists" - foreigners coming to do well-meaning voluntary work - actually doing more harm than good at developing world orphanages?Manuela Saragosa speaks to one who says she saw the light. Pippa Biddle travelled to Tanzania to help do construction work at an orphanage. But she soon realised that the shoddy work she and her fellow American students were doing was creating more work for the people they were supposedly helping, and the whole project was really designed for their own benefit.But the harm goes further than that, as James Sutherland, who works in Cambodia for the child welfare organisation Friends International, explains. Voluntourism creates a demand for an industry of fake orphanages trafficking in children who are not even orphans.(Picture: American woman with two African children; Credit: MShep2/Getty Images)

In Episode 45 of The Startup Playbook Podcast, my guest is Andrew Walton, the Co-Founder and CEO of InteractSport. InteractSport provides software for sports at the national, state, association and club level. They work with organisations such as Cricket Australia, Netball Australia, Australian Rugby Union and The ECB in the UK. Their software collects information and records from 4 million participants who come from more than 20,000 organisations. There have been more than 5 million matches recorded on their platforms. Aside from Interact Sports, Andrew is also a Director at Australian Sports Technology Network, Director at Vicsport and Director at Bowls Australia. In this episode we talk about, the importance of relationships in sales, selling into traditional industries, the importance of listening to your customers and scaling through culture. Show notes: - David Macaulay - Peter Macaulay - TimeOut  - Interact Sport - Cricket Australia - David Hussey - Ted Hussey - James Sutherland - Big Bash - Womens AFL - ECB - Slack - Zendesk - Andrew Walton Email - Andrew Walton Twitter - Interact Sport Twitter - Interact Sport Instagram Startup Playbook TV: Ep09 Feat Kumar Moluguri, the founder of Volstreet. Volstreet is a collaborative marketplace which offers dynamic pricing for products based on volume. In the episode we talk about doing the unscalable, engaging with investors and building successful marketplaces. Feedback/ connect/ say hello:  Rohit@startupplaybook.co @playbookstartup (Twitter) @rohitbhargava7 (Twitter – Rohit) Rohit Bhargava (LinkedIn) Credits: Intro music credit to Bensound The post Ep045 – Andrew Walton (Co-Founder & CEO – InteractSport) on listening to customers appeared first on Startup Playbook.