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In this episode we take a look at the topic of the Founder’s Mindset. How can founders become effective leaders, no matter what stage they are at on their business journey? How can leaders develop a founder’s mindset to scale or evolve their business? And what challenges might they face, and lessons might they learn, along the way? Joining Declan to debate all of this are Blick Rothenberg Partner Malli Kini, with our guests Miniclip Founder and President Rob Small, and Simon Court, Founder & Chairman of Value Partnership and author of Founder’s Legacy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Small is back in the mayor's chair after serving between 2008 and 2015.

Rob Small and Anil Seetharam are Managing Directors and founding members of the Stockbridge team at Berkshire Partners, a $5B concentrated public equity manager that sits inside the $20B private equity firm. Unlike many public equity strategies at private equity firms, Stockbridge works closely and collaboratively with Berkshire's private equity team on its investment research and has attracted an enviable client roster of some of the most respected allocators in the world. Our conversation covers Rob and Anil's history at Berkshire and the steps they took to launch Stockbridge in 2007. We discuss their collaboration with Berkshire's private equity team, investment criteria, deep dive research, decision-making process, portfolio management, board involvement, management of stock volatility, sell decisions, mistakes, and lessons learned over the last 17 years. Learn More Follow Ted on Twitter at @tseides or LinkedIn Subscribe to the mailing list Access Transcript with Premium Membership

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This is our final episode in a series of four on TransDigm. In this discussion, we contrast TransDigm with traditional private equity portfolio companies, examine the company's approach to capital allocation, and dissect Berkshire's and Stockbridge's position management over time. Our guest is Rob Small, a Managing Director at Berkshire Partners and Stockbridge, as well as a Director at TransDigm. Under Rob's direction, Stockbridge has maintained a concentrated position in TransDigm and demonstrated remarkable conviction to add (and occasionally trim) at opportune times.    For the full show notes, transcript, and links to mentioned content, check out the episode page here.   -----   This episode is brought to you by Tegus. The team at Tegus has built a full company intelligence platform aimed at streamlining the investment research process. In preparation for the 50X series, we actively used Tegus to gain qualitative insights beyond traditional reported data. To learn more and enjoy a free trial, visit tegus.co/50x.    -----   50X is a podcast that dissects the anatomy of extraordinary long-term investments. The show is hosted by Will Thorndike and the team at Compounding Labs, and brought to you in partnership with Colossus.   In each episode of 50X, we look in detail at an investment that has appreciated at least 50-fold. From the seat of the professional investor and occasionally the CEO, we explore its origins, evolution, and eventual outcome, studying key themes around long-term value creation ranging from operations, capital allocation, and culture to pivotal buy and sell decisions. To enhance the quality and depth of our interviews, we rigorously study each asset in advance, diving into all available public and private resources.   Learn more and dive into our research at 50xpodcast.com   Follow us on Twitter: @50Xpodcast and @joincolossus   Show Notes [00:00:00] – 50X Introduction [00:02:04] – Sponsorship: Tegus [00:07:18] – [First Question] - Management Team [00:10:05] – Culture, Decentralization, & Compensation [00:19:04] – Evaluating Nick Howley as CEO [00:21:57] – Rob's Service on the Board of Directors [00:27:47] – Approach to Capital Allocation [00:31:29] – Returning Capital to Shareholders [00:33:53] – Operating under Private vs. Public Ownership [00:36:41] – Sale Decisions for Private vs. Public Equity [00:40:41] – Stockbridge's Major Buy/Sell Decisions [00:48:46] – TransDigm's Influence on Rob's Investment Philosophy [00:53:39] – Examining Stockbridge's Approach to Selling [00:58:14] – TransDigm's Future

This is our second episode in a series of four on TransDigm, an aerospace components manufacturer that has returned over 1,750X since its inception nearly three decades earlier. If you haven't listened to the first episode with TransDigm's founder Nick Howley, we recommend starting there. Today, we are joined by Rob Small. Rob is a Managing Director at Berkshire Partners and has led Stockbridge, Berkshire's public equities business, since its inception in 2007. Rob conducted diligence on TransDigm in its 2003 auction before investing personally following the IPO, building an anchor position with Stockbridge in 2007, and joining the Board of Directors in 2010.  In this discussion, we cover the core elements composing TransDigm's business quality, Berkshire's and Stockbridge's initial investments, and the trajectory of Rob's conviction.   For the full show notes, transcript, and links to mentioned content, check out the episode page here.   -----   This episode is brought to you by Tegus. The team at Tegus has built a full company intelligence platform aimed at streamlining the investment research process. In preparation for the 50X series, we actively used Tegus to gain qualitative insights beyond traditional reported data. To learn more and enjoy a free trial, visit tegus.co/50x.    -----   50X is a podcast that dissects the anatomy of extraordinary long-term investments. The show is hosted by Will Thorndike and the team at Compounding Labs, and brought to you in partnership with Colossus.   In each episode of 50X, we look in detail at an investment that has appreciated at least 50-fold. From the seat of the professional investor and occasionally the CEO, we explore its origins, evolution, and eventual outcome, studying key themes around long-term value creation ranging from operations, capital allocation, and culture to pivotal buy and sell decisions. To enhance the quality and depth of our interviews, we rigorously study each asset in advance, diving into all available public and private resources.   Learn more and dive into our research at 50xpodcast.com   Follow us on Twitter: @50Xpodcast and @joincolossus   Show Notes [00:00:00] – 50X Introduction [00:01:51] – Sponsorship: Tegus [00:07:19] – Introduction to the Episode and Rob Small [00:08:57] – Berkshire Partners' Initial Exposure to TransDigm [00:10:57] – Auction in 2003 by Odyssey Investment Partners [00:14:35] – Contrast TransDigm with Hexcel [00:15:55] – Re-engaging with TransDigm post-IPO [00:18:33] – Origins of Stockbridge [00:24:53] – Core Elements of TransDigm's Business Quality [00:29:52] – Investment Trajectory for Stockbridge and Berkshire Partners [00:33:31] – Rob's Appointment to TransDigm's Board of Directors [00:36:42] – Rob's Trajectory of Conviction [00:42:59] – Translating Conviction to Position Size [00:43:50] – Persistent Undervaluation: Acquisition Pace and Exit Multiples

Braided was created to solve a seemingly unsolvable problem - how can astronauts on future deep space missions communicate effectively with Earth, despite the distance induced latency?  With the creation of Braided Communications, Rob Brougham has been able to blend his experience in technology and communications with his passion for healthcare and astrophysics. In this episode Rob try's (not for the first time) to explain to Ben how Space Braiding works and why it is so important for the future of Space exploration.  00:00 Intro to Episode 39: Rob Brougham 00:57 Bringing on Rob/Small talk 01:34 London Space Network 02:28 Rob tries again to explain to Ben how Space Braiding works 04:39 Typed Communication 07:22 Deep space communication 11:24 How far could Space Braiding work? 15:18 UK Space Agency 19:21 Radiation effects Space Braiding? 22:01 Space testing 23:26 Braided meetings 28:05 Benefits of business partners in entrepreneurship  32:00 Origin of name Space Braiding 34:00 Wrap up and social media's Follow Braided Space https://braided.space Please follow Braided Space on LinkedIn for updates: https://www.linkedin.com/company/braided-communications Stay connected with us! Use #Astroben across various social media platforms to engage with us! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/astrobenpodcast/ Website: www.astroben.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/Gambleonit Please subscribe and rate - Ad Astra!

GORDON BOATENG TRIBUTE PLUS  CHRIS TAYLOR , ANDY LEESE , CHRIS DEVANE , ROB SMALL

How Rob got his start. (2:15) What is “profit first”? (15:49) Finding a distribution rhythm. (26:00) Money management with small plate practice. (38:00) How to get started with profit first. (46:00) Analyzing your sales. (55:00) Quotable Moments “Profit first is an envelope system using your bank account for your business.” - Rob “Think of it as a dashboard for your business. It is not an accounting system. Do not drop your accounting system!” – Rob “The majority of the businesses I've worked with now, more than 400, don't know if they made money last month or last quarter or last year.” – Rob “For years, I was overthinking and overcomplicating profit first. It's a simple system. Don't turn it into your accounting system.” – Rob “Small plate is that whatever is there, you're going to use it. If you have three months to do a job, you'll take three months. If you have $5,000 to complete a job, you'll use that $5,000.” – Rob “You must find a way to not take money out of your accounts. Sometimes that way is to call somebody up and say, “I can't pay you until after the first.” – Martin “The first step of getting started is to open a bank account and start putting in that 1%. The second step is to get an asset allocation assessment. The third is to  “A lot of times the activity that generates the most sales, generates the least margins.” – Martin “Analyzing your sales – If you have segments of your business and analyzing your different offerings and they're not close to the benchmarks... then maybe you need to gradually make a transition to something else.” – Rob “Diversify what your options are. Don't just be stuck.” – Rob “My program starts making profits once we get the accounts in there and then we help them to actually change those numbers.” – Rob “I had a client who had been growing for years but wasn't making any money. We analyzed his behavior and there was one activity that was using up a lot of his resources and wasn't making him much money. We convinced him to drop that service. This reduced his sales by 34% and made his net profit go up 808%.” – Martin Resources Iron Gate ESS website Rob's podcast website Email Rob Check us out on Youtube Follow us on social media: LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram Subscribe to our newsletter, The Countdown Have questions? Email us! More from Martin theprofitproblem.com annealbc.com    martin@anealbc.com  LinkedIn Facebook Instagram More from Khalil benali.com  khalil@benali.com LinkedIn Facebook Instagram More from The Cashflow Contractor Ask Us A Question Sign Up For A Free Consultation thecashflowcontractor.com  info@thecashflowcontractor.com LinkedIn Facebook Instagram

A Masters of Landscape Architecture paper has become a reality. Rob Small talks to Jesse about building his Māori garden in East Auckland. 

With Concord Rangers manager Danny Scopes, and Bowers & Pitsea boss Rob Small.

Treble Trouble & Dr Rob - Small Penis & Getting A Job After Breaking The Law

Join us for our New Series, "Continuing the Journey with Dr. Rob." In this first episode Dr. Robert Levine, Clinical and Forensic Psychologist shares how small steps can lead to big changes.

The Mid Kent Metals Isthmian Show 19/03/18 with Rob Small And Keith Rowland Gavin Rose

Ryman Round Up Show 09/01/2017 With Jody Brown and Rob Small

Sexy & Dirty Tracks With As I Am , Season , Purple Disco Machine , Mount , Antonio Giacca , Mat Joe , Markakis , Mark Knight , Rob Small and more Enjoy :)

We had to reschedule our guest, Mac Irv, for another week so its all Johnny Questionmark and Rob Small on… Read more about this episode...Episode #145 The post Episode #145 appeared first on Thank You Rob Podcast.

Rob Small and Johnny Questionmark welcome B Mc-C of Nice Guy Entertainment to discuss the latest on the East Coast… Read more about this episode...Episode #114 featuring B Mc-C The post Episode #114 featuring B Mc-C appeared first on Thank You Rob Podcast.

Giving it to you, before you even ask for it. This week, Rob Small and Johnny Questionmark welcome Jason and… Read more about this episode...Episode #113 featuring Cold Kingdom The post Episode #113 featuring Cold Kingdom appeared first on Thank You Rob Podcast.

Meanwhile, back at 33rd Realm in North St. Paul, Rob Small and Johnny Questionmark are chatting it up with Hip-Hop/Soul… Read more about this episode...Episode #111 featuring Danami The post Episode #111 featuring Danami appeared first on Thank You Rob Podcast.

Johnny Questionmark and Rob Small are back with episode 101 featuring our good friend Joe Grizzly. We question Lordes age,… Read more about this episode...Episode #101 featuring Joe Grizzly The post Episode #101 featuring Joe Grizzly appeared first on Thank You Rob Podcast.

House: Drums by the Pound Mix includes tracks by DJ Chus, Hever Jara, Rob Small and Raoul Zerna. Big room sounds with percussive and chunky beats! Producing techno, tech-house, latin-influenced beats and funky disco-grooves for labels worldwide, Raoul Zerna will be seen producing the freshest sounds in dance music and beyond for years to come. Look out for his new productions and remixes on Nocturnal Recordings (UK), Apple Jaxx (UK), Avenue Recordings (Canada), Bid Muzik (CHI), and Sea To Sun Recordings (NYC)