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A New Chapter: Leading Cashco Financial into the Future with Tim Latimer & Lindsay Dodd
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In episode 4, Matt Knight is joined by Tim Latimer, the founding visionary, and Lindsay Dodd, the first non-family CEO who is leading Cashco Financial into a new chapter. We discuss the transformative story of how Cashco has become a champion of financial inclusion and the remarkable leadership transition from founder to non-family CEO. Tim and Lindsey share the inside story of their leadership transition, how they maintained a unique company culture through this change, and the powerful role of daily meetings in building trust.
Tim, as a 'Best Practice Junkie,' shares his journey from starting in the pawn business to building a national consumer finance organization. Lindsay shares how Cashco's noble cause first attracted him to the organization as a board member and his path to leadership. We discuss valuable lessons on trust, gratitude, understanding 'folklore' and the critical importance of values alignment during leadership transitions, tailored for emerging leaders, entrepreneurs, and family businesses seeking to navigate their own transformative journeys.
Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/, connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight
Learn more about Cashco Finacial at https://cashcofinancial.com/
This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca
Road 55 creates content that connects!
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In episode 4, Matt Knight is joined by Tim Latimer, the founding visionary, and Lindsay Dodd, the first non-family CEO who is leading Cashco Financial into a new chapter. We discuss the transformative story of how Cashco has become a champion of financial inclusion and the remarkable leadership transition from founder to non-family CEO. Tim and Lindsey share the inside story of their leadership transition, how they maintained a unique company culture through this change, and the powerful role of daily meetings in building trust.
Tim, as a 'Best Practice Junkie,' shares his journey from starting in the pawn business to building a national consumer finance organization. Lindsay shares how Cashco's noble cause first attracted him to the organization as a board member and his path to leadership. We discuss valuable lessons on trust, gratitude, understanding 'folklore' and the critical importance of values alignment during leadership transitions, tailored for emerging leaders, entrepreneurs, and family businesses seeking to navigate their own transformative journeys.
Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/, connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight
Learn more about Cashco Finacial at https://cashcofinancial.com/
This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca
Road 55 creates content that connects!
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1 Risk, Innovation and the Best Dollar Ever Spent: George Cantalini's Cantiro Journey 1:00:00
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Later Afspelen Later Afspelen Lijsten Vind ik leuk LeukJoin us for a compelling episode of ABFI Table Talk featuring George Cantalini, President, CEO and Owner of Cantiro , formerly known as the Beaverbrook Group of Companies. In this episode, George shares his remarkable journey from a CA who "wasn't really cut out for accounting" to leading one of Western Canada's most innovative real estate enterprises. Discover how George transformed a struggling land development company he purchased for $1 in 1995 into a diversified organization with over 150 employees and revenues exceeding a quarter billion dollars. Learn how his early partnership with mentor Tony Cairo shaped not only the company's name (Cantiro combines Cantalini-Cairo) but started the foundation for multi-generational collaboration and mentorship that continues today with Tony's son Ben. Whether you're interested in leadership transitions, innovative business models, or building customer-centric organizations, this episode offers valuable insights about evolving from a single-service company to an integrated family enterprise. George shares candid reflections about employee ownership programs, maintaining an innovation mindset, and preparing the next generation for leadership - including how his children's different career paths are shaping succession planning. The conversation explores Cantiro's pioneering projects, from transforming Edmonton's southwest with the Windermere development to introducing mass timber construction while taking on the West Block. George's philosophy of "be Apple, not Blackberry" demonstrates how traditional real estate development can embrace innovation while maintaining strong community connections. Tune in to ABFI Table Talk for an authentic discussion about business growth, mentorship, and creating opportunities for others to build their futures alongside yours. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/ , connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about Cantiro at www.cantiro.ca This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca…
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Join us for an insightful episode of ABFI Table Talk featuring Bill and Steven Knight , the father-son duo behind Mosaic Home Services . They share their remarkable journey from running a successful demolition company to building a multi-brand home services franchise operation spanning from Halifax to Vancouver. In this episode, discover how Bill built B&B Demolition from a $7,000 loan into Edmonton's dominant demolition company, and how an unexpected exit eventually led to a new chapter with his son Steven. Learn how Steven's decision not to take over the family demolition business sparked an innovative approach to home services, growing from a one screen repair company to a thriving enterprise with seven different service verticals and over 100 team members. The Knights candidly discuss their complementary leadership styles - Bill as the "bull in a china shop" and Steven as the thoughtful strategist - and how they've leveraged these differences to build a culture of innovation and accountability. They share valuable insights about maintaining family bonds while growing a business, including their "stay in your lane" philosophy and creating work-free spaces for family connection. Whether you're interested in family business transitions, franchise development, or building customer-centric organizations, this episode offers practical wisdom about evolving from a single-service company to a scalable enterprise. Learn how listening to customer feedback drove their expansion into new services and how their unique approach to company culture - including letting team members create their own job titles - has built employee loyalty. Tune in to ABFI Table Talk for an authentic conversation about family business resilience, leadership evolution, and creating opportunities for others to build their entrepreneurial dreams. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/ , connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about Mosaic Home Services at https://www.getmosaic.ca/ This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca…
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Join us for an inspiring episode of ABFI Table Talk as we sit down with Teresa Spinelli of the Italian Centre Shop . In Episode 8, Teresa shares her remarkable journey of unexpectedly taking over the family business after losing her brother and father and her journey of transforming a single store founded in 1959 into a thriving community enterprise with five locations and 672 employees across Alberta. In this episode, discover how Teresa navigated the challenging transition from being "the little girl who played cashier" to becoming a respected business leader. She delves into the importance of building authentic community connections, fostering a family-first culture, and maintaining the warmth of a neighbourhood hub while scaling across multiple locations and cities. Teresa shares candid insights about balancing motherhood with business leadership and how her husband has supported the business and became a stay-at-home dad to support her family business. Whether you're interested in family business dynamics, community-based retail, or leadership transitions, this episode offers valuable lessons on leading with heart while driving growth. Learn from Teresa's experiences on building an inclusive workplace culture, managing succession planning, and staying true to core values while embracing innovation. Tune in to ABFI Table Talk for a compelling blend of business wisdom and personal reflection, as Teresa shares how she transformed from reluctantly joining the family business to passionately leading an organization that's not just about "selling salami" but about creating community through food, culture, and genuine human connection. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/ , connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about the Italian Centre Shop at www.italiancentre.ca This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca…
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1 Bridging Generations: Conversations for Successful Family Business Succession 1:00:26
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Later Afspelen Later Afspelen Lijsten Vind ik leuk LeukJoin us for a compelling episode of ABFI Table Talk as Matt Knight hosts a deep-dive discussion with three experts in family business succession and wealth transition: Tom Deans, best-selling author of "Every Family's Business," "Willing Wisdom," and "The Happy Inheritor"; Jane Halford, president of Halford Consulting specializing in governance and leadership transitions; and Bob Hahn, partner at HLH Chartered Professional Accountants with extensive experience in accounting, tax planning, and wealth management for family enterprises. In Episode 7, our guests explore the critical conversations families need to ensure successful wealth and business ownership transitions across generations. Discover why Tom Deans advocates for selling family businesses to third parties and the transformative power of facilitated family meetings. Jane Halford and Bob Hahn delve into the challenges of engaging family members in succession planning, emphasizing the crucial role of trusted advisors in guiding sensitive discussions. They highlight the importance of initiating conversations, involving all generations and addressing financial and emotional dimensions to prevent conflicts and sustain the family business legacy. Whether you're a family business owner, a successor in waiting, or an advisor in the field, this episode offers invaluable insights into the dynamics of family enterprises. Learn about effective succession planning strategies, the significance of open communication, and how to balance personal relationships with business objectives. Our guests share real-world experiences and practical advice on overcoming common obstacles in wealth transfer and leadership transition. Tune in to ABFI Table Talk for an enlightening and actionable conversation that blends professional expertise with heartfelt stories. Gain the knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of managing and transitioning a family business, ensuring its prosperity for generations to come. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/, connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca…
Join us for an inspiring episode of Table Talk as we sit down with Rohit Gupta, President and CEO of the Rohit Group . In Episode 6, Rohit shares his remarkable journey of stepping into the family business in 2002 and leading it to new heights. From beginning with 16 employees to a diversified enterprise of 260 team members, the Rohit Group has made significant strides in land development, new home building, retail, and healthcare across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario. In this episode, discover how Rohit navigated strategic shifts—including exiting the hospitality and industrial sectors—to focus on areas that align with the company's "DNA of capital." He delves into the importance of governance through an advisory board, the challenges of succession planning, and balancing growth while staying true to core values. Rohit also shares insights on family business dynamics, the critical role of philanthropy, and how influential works like the Bhagavad Gita have shaped his leadership philosophy. Whether you're intrigued by entrepreneurship, family business dynamics, or the strategic aspects of business growth and governance, this episode offers valuable lessons on leading a family enterprise in today's evolving market. Learn from Rohit's hard-earned experiences on leadership, the importance of understanding capital structures, and the power of blending traditional values with innovative strategies. Tune in to ABFI Table Talk for a compelling blend of professional wisdom, personal reflections, and the heartfelt story of a leader steering his family business toward a promising future. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/, connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about Rohit Group at: https://rohitgroup.com/ This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca…
Join us for a captivating episode of ABFI Table Talk as the Sunner family from Durabuilt Windows & Doors shares their personal and professional journey and how they built Durabuilt with grit, determination and passion. In Season 1, Episode 5, Joe, Harry, and Henny Sunner share their 29-year journey at Durabuilt and unpacking the layers of their experiences from immigration hurdles to business milestones. In this episode learn how this family has mastered the art of blending resilience and innovation to stay ahead in the competitive world of manufacturing. They discuss the critical role of family support and mentorship, the unique challenges of managing family business dynamics, and the strategic innovations—from AI to automation—that have defined their growth. Learn from their stories of hard-fought lessons and triumphs, and how mentoring the next generation - family members and employees is key to their business philosophy. With over 700 employees, the Sunners are not just building windows and doors but are also opening new opportunities for leadership and growth in the industry. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, family business dynamics, or the evolving role of technology in traditional industries, this episode offers insights into managing growth, embracing change, and fostering relationships both within and outside the family business sphere. Tune in to ABFI Table Talk for an inspiring blend of life lessons, professional growth strategies, and the heartfelt stories of a family that stands together through thick and thin. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/ , connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about Durabilt Windows at: https://durabuiltwindows.com/ This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca Road 55 creates content that connects!…
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In episode 4, Matt Knight is joined by Tim Latimer, the founding visionary, and Lindsay Dodd, the first non-family CEO who is leading Cashco Financial into a new chapter. We discuss the transformative story of how Cashco has become a champion of financial inclusion and the remarkable leadership transition from founder to non-family CEO. Tim and Lindsey share the inside story of their leadership transition, how they maintained a unique company culture through this change, and the powerful role of daily meetings in building trust. Tim, as a 'Best Practice Junkie,' shares his journey from starting in the pawn business to building a national consumer finance organization. Lindsay shares how Cashco's noble cause first attracted him to the organization as a board member and his path to leadership. We discuss valuable lessons on trust, gratitude, understanding 'folklore' and the critical importance of values alignment during leadership transitions, tailored for emerging leaders, entrepreneurs, and family businesses seeking to navigate their own transformative journeys. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/ , connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about Cashco Finacial at https://cashcofinancial.com/ This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca Road 55 creates content that connects!…
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For episode 3 of Table Talk, Matt Knight is joined by Justine and Kendall Barber, founders and co-CEOs of Poppy Barley, a luxury fashion brand known for its sustainably and ethically made shoes and accessories, share their entrepreneurial journey. They discuss the inspiration behind the venture, the evolution of their brand from custom footwear to a diverse fashion company, and the challenges and triumphs of running a family business with a focus on sustainability and social responsibility. Key topics include balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, cultivating a culture of innovation and servant leadership, and maintaining work-life balance. The episode also delves into the future vision for Poppy Barley, the importance of financial literacy, and the role of external mentors in navigating family business dynamics. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/ , connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about Poppy Barley https://poppybarley.com/ This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca Road 55 creates content that connects!…
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On Episode 2, ABFI's Executive Director, Matt Knight , is joined by 4th generation leaders of VETS Group , Sean Rayner , President & CEO, and Erin Rayner , Marketing & Communications, who discuss the history of VETS and the Rayner family. VETS Group is a 102-year-old industrial ventilation and HVAC company based in Edmonton. Sean and Erin provide the company's history, starting when it was founded in 1921. They discuss their professional journeys becoming involved with the family business, how they have developed the company's culture, and some of the challenges of managing a multi-generational family enterprise. We're proud to honour VETS Group as ABFI's 2023 Signature Family. For ticket or more on this event, https://abfi.ca/signature-event/ Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/ , connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about VETS Group at VETSGroup.com, to connect with Sean Rayner, SRayner@vetsgroup.com or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-rayner-22364316/ and Erin Rayner ERayner@vetsgroup.com or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/erin-rayner-975731a/ This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca Road 55 creates content that connects!…
On EP1, ABFI's Executive Director, Matt Knight , is joined by Sarah Baptist, 2nd generation President and CEO of ArrKann Trailer & RV . In this episode, Sarah discusses the history of ArrKann, which began as a family-owned hardware store. She shares her professional journey and how she joined the family business and eventually took over as leader. Sarah also provides valuable insights for business family leaders on how she has built a culture of collaboration and innovation at ArrKann and some of the challenges the RV industry may face in the coming years related to technology changes and skills gaps. Learn more about ABFI at https://abfi.ca/ , connect with Matt Knight at matt.knight@ualberta.ca or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattknight/ or Twitter @mattaknight Learn more about Arrkann at ArrkannRV.com , to connect with Sarah Baptiste, s.baptiste@arrkannrv.com or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-baptiste-85b341a9/ This series is proudly produced by the team at Road 55 - located in Edmonton, Alberta. For more information, please visit: www.road55.ca Road 55 creates content that connects!…
TABLE TALK with ABFI - a new and exciting podcast coming soon from Alberta Business Family Institute. Matt Knight is your host. Here's a quick look ahead!
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