Dream No Little Dream

March 20, 2024 00:20:07
Dream No Little Dream
The GROW! Show
Dream No Little Dream

Mar 20 2024 | 00:20:07

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Show Notes

In 2023, the Dayton community said goodbye to a business legend and selfless leader. Clay Mathile is best known as the businessman who took over running The Iams Company and then sold the business to P&G in 1999 for $2.3B. In the years since that sale, Clay invested his time and money in other entrepreneurs, and Marty counts himself fortunate to have been the beneficiary of so much of Clay's advice and guidance. In this episode, Marty shares what he learned from Clay and the impact it had on Grunder Landscaping Co.'s trajectory.

Discussion Points:

The Grow Show podcast is sponsored by STIHL and brought to you by The Grow Group - a leading coaching and education firm for landscape professionals. Your host is Marty Grunder, president and CEO of The Grow Group and Grunder Landscaping Co., one of the most successful design-build operations of its kind in the Midwest. The Grow Show shares ideas, tips, tactics, and insights that will help you grow your landscaping business.

Resources:

Book: Focus  

Aileron School  

Book: Run Your Business  

Book: Dream No Little Dream  

The Grow Group  

Grunder Landscaping  

Marty Grunder LinkedIn  

Stihl  

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