A producer at Interweaver talks about working with Dave Parry to define five business pillars and restructure his product for global markets. He credits Dave with shifting how he thinks about his business and its direction.
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Hi, I'm Dan Holiday.
I'm a producer and cinematographer at Interweaver.
And I've been working with Dave now for a little while with my business partner.
And just getting some really great business ideas and structures has been very, very helpful. In fact, essential for what we're doing and what niche global product we're bringing to market. So, upon reflection, after a few sessions, was quite clear that the structure that was missing was the fundamentals of what it takes to bring something to a global market. And what Dave has been able to do is really build in the five pillars of business. Building that into our structure has just been radical in the way in which it's changed what we do and how we see things, and building a product, bringing it to market, it's not so much that anything's been pushed or prodded into place, but really, he gets the best out of you through asking the right questions and having the knowledge needed to really get you to define what things are about, getting you to really reflect on your own practice, what you want from things, and how you then build from that into something of real value. In regards to our personal conviction and what we are trying to build in our business, it's really shifted and changed. Thanks to the prompting and working with Dave, it really has grown us into a really solid space. You're walking away from meetings with a smile on your face and happiness.
Tell anyone to come and work with.
Dave, because what he's bringing to the.
Table is just something you can't quite put a finger on and yet is essential for all business owners.
If I could give one bit of advice to people that are out there and they're not quite sure where they're heading or they're just not quite there.
With what's going on in their business structure or what they're trying to develop.
Reach out to Dave.
That would be my number one bit of advice. You can't really put a finger on.
It until you go through it, you experience it. So do yourself a favor, get in.
Touch with Dave, and things will build from there and grow into something you can't even imagine, which is awesome.
