Hosted by Sean Anderson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 200 episodes
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We’re having real and raw conversations with successful recruitment entrepreneurs about what is happening in their businesses right now and their plans to navigate market changes.
Sean Anderson hosts The RAG Podcast - Recruitment Agency Growth Podcast, a business show with 200 episodes published.
Mike Ames built his first recruitment business from scratch in 1989 with six months of industry experience and two partners. One of them died in a car accident after 18 months. He became MD. He had a breakdown. He rebuil
At 28, Oliver Paull runs Rec Gen completely alone from his flat in London. £209K in year one at an 81% profit margin. £298K in year two. Past £270K already this year. Close to £800K in under three years, with no staff, n
Mathew Gollop found Hong Kong in the back of Recruiter magazine. A glossy advert, a Chinese temple, a palm tree. He flew out, signed the contract, and landed in February 2001. The dot-com bubble had just burst. Then 9/11
Greg Fischer did not plan to spend ten years in recruitment. He joined a solo healthcare practice in LA as employee number one, figured it would pay the bills, and planned to open a gym someday. He never left. Instead he
Paul Strouts has run a business of four people. His first business, James Harvard, quickly grew beyond 100 people and sold to Hays for approximately £20 million at 32. He then spent a decade running Hays Life Sciences gl
Nathan O'Connell spent nine years as a British military officer. Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan. He finished on the withdrawal with 16 Air Assault Brigade and left the forces two weeks before his 30th birthday with no sales ba
Emily Angeloni co-founded WOW Recruitment in Sydney at 22. No salary for six months. Just her laptop, working from a building set for demolition. Nine years later: a team of 18 across every major Australian state, New Ze
Charlie Saffro started CS Recruiting by accident. Pregnant with her third child, out of a job overnight, doing free matchmaking from the school carpool line in Chicago. Her first placement fee was $1,200 with a year-long
Blaine Daws started in data centres in 2008 with a stack of papers and a wired phone. By 25, he was billing £475k a year as a solo 360 recruiter. At a family Christmas party in December 2019, he met Karl Chatterjee, a ma
Andy Strong spent 10 years in retail selling mobile phones. Then 17 years building the biggest delivery team at a SaaS recruitment firm in Dorset. He became one of four divisional directors. His team placed 82% of the co
Jon Woolley spent nearly a decade at Vantage Consulting. He opened their US arm, built a team of eight, and scaled it to $1.6 million. Then, three weeks before his third child was born, he walked away. No team. No client
This is not a typical RAG episode. Christian Mather is not a recruiter. He has never filled a role, run a desk, or managed a team. He is a wealth planner. And since niching into recruitment founders about two and a half
David Bloxham first appeared on The RAG Podcast in March 2020. That episode was recorded the week before the world went into lockdown. He had 130 staff, a fresh MBO behind him, and a business that was growing. Six years
Ben Richardson & Mike Bott: Why LHi Group appointed two CEOs For 25 years, LHi Group had one CEO. Founder Tom Glanfield built the business from scratch with Jim Denning taking over in 2020 and leading it it through COVID
Lucy Robinson: Fired from her job, now running a £650k global search firm Lucy Robinson runs LCR International, a global executive search firm specialising in fresh produce across six continents. Today, the business is d
In June 2023, Jory Humphreys and Sam Hope launched H People with limited capital but an insane energy to work hard. Within 25 months, they'd built a $25 million business. $8.2 million in year one, $15.5 million revenue a
Emma Storey: How 2 part-time working mums billed £500K in their first 2 years! Emma Storey never thought she'd still be in recruitment after having kids. She'd never worked with a mum in the industry. Never had a role mo
In 2022, Avetis Antaplyan was absolutely flying... HIRECLOUT, his global recruiting firm with 30 employees across the US, Colombia, Armenia, and India was breaking record after record. Two-time Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing
Peter Kornberg: How a Non-Recruiter Built $1M+ Revenue 15 years in a row (with Just 6 People) Peter Kornberg never worked a day as an agency recruiter. He worked in Advertising and Marketing and became a Chief Digital Of
At 21 years old, Alex Hashash was managing 15 people and 18,000 hours of temporary nurses every single week. By his early thirties, he had 120 staff. Most of them offshore. But it didn't start with a playbook. It started
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