Podcasts about total tools

In this episode of the Cyber Uncut podcast, hosts Liam Garman and Daniel Croft unpack new “safe habour” protections unveiled by the federal government, before looking into some recent hacks and controversy surrounding artificial intelligence. The pair begin the podcast examining the new “safe harbour” protections unveiled by Minister for Cyber Security Tony Burke, and how it will help information gathering for law enforcement agencies. They then examine the recent Total Tools breach, before diving into the risk of credential stuffing. Croft and Garman wrap up the podcast discussing poor AI implementation in business following the Melbourne mayor's AI-generated imagery fiasco. Enjoy the podcast, The Cyber Uncut team

In this episode of the Cyber Uncut podcast, hosts Liam Garman and Daniel Croft unpack new “safe habour” protections unveiled by the federal government, before looking into some recent hacks and controversy surrounding artificial intelligence. The pair begin the podcast examining the new “safe harbour” protections unveiled by Minister for Cyber Security Tony Burke, and how it will help information gathering for law enforcement agencies. They then examine the recent Total Tools breach, before diving into the risk of credential stuffing. Croft and Garman wrap up the podcast discussing poor AI implementation in business following the Melbourne mayor's AI-generated imagery fiasco. Enjoy the podcast, The Cyber Uncut team

Albo is none too pleased with how Marto presents himself. Plus, Total Tools step in to help a Brissie tradie who lost everything in yesterday's floods. And, former Test cricketer and serial big-hitter, Shane Watson, has some advice for everyoneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming to you today from another live event…we're on a bit of a roll and are loving bringing our conversations into a packed room. Much funner than being the lone ranger in my studio. This time, we are in Melbourne at Emarsys The Power to the Marketer event. Power to the Marketer is a global event and this year's theme was elevating the Art & Science of Marketing. My guest is Darren Gunton, GM of Marketing at Total Tools, Australia's largest independent professional tools retailer with 81 franchise stores and doing over $1b in revenue. In this chat, Darren channels his customer, the tradie (swear words and all - just a heads up on that if you've got any kids with you!) He shares how he is pushing the boundaries of hyper personalisation with a loyalty programme that services the 1.9m tradies Total Tools has on its database (Total Tools is one of EMarsys long standing and proudest customers. He also shares how a fail fast mentality is his mode of choice and how he goes face to face with his customers - sometimes with some shitty results. It will all make sense in the chat I promise! There are a tonne load of loyalty tips in here and bucketloads of passion for making sure customers have a great experience. We're going to kick off with our chat with Darren and then close out with some takeaways with EMarsys Will Wilson who is the Regional Vice President of Sales for A Pac and Japan and was the host with the most on the day. Links from the episode:EmarsysTotal ToolsQuestions answered:What are the most important operational elements to grow a loyalty program across omnichannel? How are you going to leverage the most from the Emarsys platform over the next 12 months?What were your highlights from Power To The Marketer 2023?About your co-hosts: Darren Gunton from Total ToolsDarren is a passionate, driven and successful marketing professional who thrives on success and enjoys infecting others with his passion and energy. He has over 20 years of professional marketing experience, specialising in hospitality and retailing in a franchised environment. Whilst he prides himself on his strategic thinking, his strength lies in the ability to drive a business by being hands on and leading by example.You can contact Darren at LinkedInWill Wilson from EmarsysAs Regional Vice President for APJ, Will leads the sales team across the region for Emarsys. Will has a passion for learning about how businesses serve their consumers and identifying ways to support their strategic growth through technology. Will has over 15 years experience in MarTech, consulting and leadership roles.You can contact Will at LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wanna score $500 in Cold Hard Cash? John Collins does and did. John managed to get all 10 correct and scored the loot. Lock in every Weekday Morning from 6AM, Register on 1333 53 and standby for your chance to play thanks to Total Tools.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guess it to score $100 to spend in-store with Kerrie and her team at Total Tools in Paget! Total Tools - every tool, every trade See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Small Biz Matters – #194 Providing the small business community with educational content and advocacy since 2014 with Alexi Boyd, broadcaster, advocate and small business owner. Date: 2 February 2021 According to our guest Ben Joseph, manufacturing in Australia is the one sector in which you SHOULDN’T niche. With tight margins, a globally competitive industry and fragile supply chains, a lack of diversification can mean you can’t adapt fast. For instance, when a global shutdown strikes how can you pivot your way out of that one? The industry, like all other small businesses, has learned a great deal from 2020. Good, solid processes, tech integration, communication and of course resilience have been necessities for survival into 2021. Part of Josco’s recipe for success has been solid processes, access to real time data through reliable tech integration but more important than that - communication with key stakeholders. When the world shut down ‘cause of COVID they relied on those relationships to build back up again. And some were in Australia and some overseas. See, diversification in action! But what of the future of the industry and the reality of being independent in Australia - is it just a pipe dream? Is it the industry which will drive change or does key policy makers have a role to play to shape its future. Let’s hear from Ben, who has lots to say on the issues of the future of the industry, procedures, tech integration, communication and of course resilience necessary for survival from 2020 into 2021. What would you like to see in terms of the the future of manufacturing in Australia and whether it, in reality, can be sustainable? A “blended” approach and working collaboratively and utilising the skills in which we excel seems to work at the moment But the industry needs to be evolving and adaptable all the time. What did 2020 teach us about globalisation? The fact is there are risks as well as positives What is the Government focusing - innovative manufacturing, reducing the dependency on one nation as our “factory”. Innovation reduces our dependency on nations which provide labour cheaply Describe the affect the COVID crisis had on the manufacturing industry as a whole Disruption of supply chains Breakdown in communication How long did the “panic”last Was it a matter of survival of the fittest or was it something about your processes and procedures which meant you could survive? Why was being aware of your cash flow position and real time data so important? What about the relationships with your suppliers - did they take a beating and did you have to rebuild the trust? What lessons did you learn about business continuity now that you’ve come out the other end? Planning for the future – where do you invest and how do you make those decisions? What do you consider as “Innovation” when reinventing & reinvigorate your business Focus on your strengths Remote working – how to manage staff What are some signs to look out for in for business owners how to use the guide to support the conversation? To find out more go to their website: https://www.josco.com.au/ About our Guest: Ben Joseph is the Managing Director of Josco Australia, a trusted Australian owned and operated business supplying hand tools and power tool accessories for nearly 45 years. Originally from Adelaide, Ben spent his formative years in Perth where he commenced his career before moving back to Adelaide and then ultimately Melbourne 27 years ago. Throughout his working life, Ben has worked for manufacturers, importers, multinationals and iconic Australian businesses, including Hills Industries and Philips Electronics. As the second generation in the Josco business Ben has seen the business grow from its formation in a back yard garage, to a business now operating nationally throughout Australia New Zealand and the UK, with major customers including Bunnings, Mitre 10, Total Tools and Blackwoods. In recent years, Ben has worked actively on the business to transition the business to the generation, becoming the major shareholders together with his other director Maury Chalmers.  In making this change there has been a transformation from a “family business” to a more corporate professional organisation and the disciplines associated with this.  Many of these changes proved highly beneficial as the impact of COVID-19 hit in 2020. “Trust” is a major focus for both Ben and Josco.  As many of Josco’s products are used in heavy duty applications on powerful power tools, the ability of the products to perform under pressure is critical.  Over many years the products have been put to the test in the toughest Australian conditions and met the challenge.  Josco’s customers and end users “trust” the business and products, for their reliability and ability to get the job done. Ben is married with 4 sons, one of whom is now the 3rd generation working in the business in a sales capacity.

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WOW we are here!!! Season 2. You can expect even more terrible boss stories, and I promise you will be left jaw dropped and wondering "why, oh why, would this person lead others"? Season 2 is about THOSE horrible bosses, the ones that make you cringe, the ones you will never forget, and hopefully the ones you will learn from. We will also continue to drink obscene amounts of coffee BUT since we are big time we are now exclusively drinking Larry's coffee (link below to get you some of that stuff). In our first episode of Season 2 we do not hold back on the horrible boss tragedies and we also do not hold back on our coffee! Our guest, Alex Hillman has the coolest book out called The Tiny MBA which is what I believe is the book you need as an entrepreneur and leader in 2020. It's everything you need to know and no fluff or exceedingly lengthy diatribes on what business should be. He tells it like it is. After graduating from Drexel, Alex started his Co-Op experience working in software development. He worked with a great team and when a portion of that team started a new venture, Alex thought "hey this will be super cool, I'll work with people I know and like and do what I love". And there, my friends, lies the rub. Alex learned pretty quickly that his new boss, was not cut out to lead himself, let alone a team. Alex was left frustrated but still loving what he was doing, but working for a total tool. You can imagine how long that lasted. There is a happy ending at the end of this one though, Alex went on to do some pretty big things. Including being a pioneer in the co-working space. And get this, he even let his members stop paying rent but stay a part of their online community when COVID hit freelancers hard. He also wrote The Tiny MBA and you need to get this book now. You can read it over a lunch break, but you'll go back to it again and again. To get your caffeine fix on go here: https://larryscoffee.com/ To get to know Alex and get his book (do this, now): https://stackingthebricks.com/tinymba/#bio

#M2C1 #sumosprojects #builtbychris #podcast #maker #bunnings #totaltools #customerservice Welcome to Episode 5 of Measure Twice Cut Once. In this episode we have a quick chat about what we did last week. We also have a chat about customer service at some of the big stores and some of the not so big stores. We hope you enjoy Episode 5. Don't forget to subscribe to our other channels: Sumo's Projects https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-tX... Built By Chris https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgNf...

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As part of our Total Tools business series, we spoke to Dean Petracca who is the Director of Associated projects, working with Total Tools. Listen as Dean explores his background in manufacturing and store fit-outs, the step by steps that’s go into building a Total Tools store, the requirements and legislations by state for store development and Dean’s experience working with new franchisees and the Total Tools head office team.

As part of our Total Tools business series, we spoke to Dean Petracca who is the Director of Associated projects, working with Total Tools. Listen as Dean explores his background in manufacturing and store fit-outs, the step by steps that's go into building a Total Tools store, the requirements and legislations by state for store development and Dean's experience working with new franchisees and the Total Tools head office team.

As a part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools' we at Eden Exchanges spoke to David Clarke who is the CEO of Belgravia Finance. A large investment company specialising in finance, investment banking, funds management, insurance and more.

Listen as David delves into the financing sector as he knows it, the recent ups and downs of the market of buying and selling businesses, the equity and logistics about buying a Total Tools Franchise and why now is a good time to buy a large retail franchise like total Tools. Listen on to discover more.

As a part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools’ we at Eden Exchanges spoke to David Clarke who is the CEO of Belgravia Finance. A large investment company specialising in finance, investment banking, funds management, insurance and more.

Listen as David delves into the financing sector as he knows it, the recent ups and downs of the market of buying and selling businesses, the equity and logistics about buying a Total Tools Franchise and why now is a good time to buy a large retail franchise like total Tools. Listen on to discover more.

As a part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools' we spoke to David Harding who is the Executive Director at Excelerate consulting Group. A consulting business providing organisational business culture profiling, people capability matching and processes for performance outcomes. 

Listen as David discusses his process for profiling potential franchisee for Total Tools, matches the right candidate for a working role and helps Total Tools to achieve their performance outcomes. Listen on to discover more.

As a part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools’ we spoke to David Harding who is the Executive Director at Excelerate consulting Group. A consulting business providing organisational business culture profiling, people capability matching and processes for performance outcomes. 

Listen as David discusses his process for profiling potential franchisee for Total Tools, matches the right candidate for a working role and helps Total Tools to achieve their performance outcomes. Listen on to discover more.

Hello and welcome to Eden Exchanges, the franchise business journey podcast. As a part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools’ we rang Lisa Gilbertson on site, who is a multi store franchisee for Total Tools in Western Australia and South Australia.

Listen as Lisa talks about her experiences owning many diverse franchises, her experiences opening multiple stores across different states, the shift from the traditional tradesman to trades people and Lisas perspective on who is the ideal franchisee for Total Tools. Listen on to discover more.

Hello and welcome to Eden Exchanges, the franchise business journey podcast. As a Part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools’ we spoke to Scott Fitzgerald who is the General Manager of Operations at Total Tools.
 Listen as Scott delves into his background in the industrial retail sector, his transition to Total Tools, the competitive advantage of Total Tools in the sector, training and support for new franchises and an introduction to the world of retailing. Listen on to discover more.

Hello and welcome to Eden Exchanges, the franchise business journey podcast. As a Part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools' we spoke to Ryan Arrowsmith who is the Associate Director at CBRE for Victoria and Tasmania.
 Listen as Ryan explores his background in leasing and commercial real estate, tips and trick for picking the right locations, the requirements for finding store locations for Total Tools and Ryans experience sourcing and acquiring prime store locations for Total Tools new franchisees. Listen on to discover more.

Hello and welcome to Eden Exchanges, the franchise business journey podcast. As a Part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools' we spoke to Scott Fitzgerald who is the General Manager of Operations at Total Tools.
 Listen as Scott delves into his background in the industrial retail sector, his transition to Total Tools, the competitive advantage of Total Tools in the sector, training and support for new franchises and an introduction to the world of retailing. Listen on to discover more.

Hello and welcome to Eden Exchanges, the franchise business journey podcast. As a part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools' we rang Lisa Gilbertson on site, who is a multi store franchisee for Total Tools in Western Australia and South Australia.

Listen as Lisa talks about her experiences owning many diverse franchises, her experiences opening multiple stores across different states, the shift from the traditional tradesman to trades people and Lisas perspective on who is the ideal franchisee for Total Tools. Listen on to discover more.

Hello and welcome to Eden Exchanges, the franchise business journey podcast. As a Part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools’ we spoke to Ryan Arrowsmith who is the Associate Director at CBRE for Victoria and Tasmania.
 Listen as Ryan explores his background in leasing and commercial real estate, tips and trick for picking the right locations, the requirements for finding store locations for Total Tools and Ryans experience sourcing and acquiring prime store locations for Total Tools new franchisees. Listen on to discover more.

Hello and welcome to Eden Exchanges, the franchise business journey podcast. As a Part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools' we spoke to Nicole Bemelmans, who is the GM of the Total Tools Merchandising team. 

Listen as Nicole explores the journey that lead her to Total Tools, the challenges and opportunities in a male dominated industry and her drive and passion for Total Tools in the trade.

Hello and welcome to Eden Exchanges, the franchise business journey podcast. As a Part of our Total Tools business series ‘Insights of Total Tools’ we spoke to Nicole Bemelmans, who is the GM of the Total Tools Merchandising team. 

Listen as Nicole explores the journey that lead her to Total Tools, the challenges and opportunities in a male dominated industry and her drive and passion for Total Tools in the trade.

This episode the Tool Pros are talking with Scottie from Total Tools in Melbourne, Australia. We talked Tools Tools Tools…

Whether you’re a mechanic, builder, engineer, carpenter, Power Tools are what makes the trade and they’re becoming more advanced by the day. With the “internet of things” now affecting our daily life, it’s obvious that this will have a flow on effect into other areas, one of them being the power tool industry. In this episode Dr Graham Phillips talk to Peter Campbell of BOSCH tools who talks us through the latest trends in connected tools and smarter ways to help prevent theft. Then James Cooper from Total Tools chats about the next big thing in power tool technology and what customers are constantly asking for.

It's the Debrief with a difference this week - as Dave and former half of Lano and Woodley and third of Found Objects, Colin Lane get driven to the Gold Coast airport after a gig for Total Tools (a store that's not for you, it's for the tradies). Colin's dad was a tyre salesman in Perth, and would get in trouble with his bosses for not drinking enough with clients, but contrary to popular opinion, he was not the subject of the Robert Drewe novel, The Shark Net. Tune in for chat about the Scouts, both being 52 years old and a very good actress in Let Loose Live who's name was possibly Celia DeBurgh (but Colin can't be sure…). And did you know this is Colin Lane's first ever podcast?   Song this week is The Machinations, No Say In It - and don't get your new age bands mixed up - The Machinations were a lot cooler than Pseudo Echo   The Debrief is produced by Nearly. More info - nearly.com.au/thedebrief   Thanks to our sponsors Shebah Rideshare - all the drivers are women! Set up your account by downloading the apple or android app HoMie -  a Melbourne based social enterprise creating pathways out of homelessness. More info - www.nearly.com.au/thedebrief   Socials Dave on Twitter Dave on Facebook Nearly on Twitter Nearly on Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.