S1E7 | How Australian start-up founder launched the world's first talent sharing platform | Tim Walmsley

Internet, technology and data have created the “perfect storm” for the rise of the shared economy, revolutionising the way businesses and consumers connect. With household names likes Uber, AirBnb and WeWork, much of how we consume - travel, eat, work and sleep - is influenced by the shared economy.

When it comes to managing the talent in your business, leading the way is the world’s first talent sharing platform, BenchOn, allowing companies to earn revenue by loaning their staff to other businesses in need.

On this episode of the Military Mindset for Business podcast, BenchOn’s Australia-based Founder and CEO, Tim Walmsley, joins us to share the lessons he’s learned as a start-up Founder. 

Tim lifts-the-lid on what it takes to move from product idea to execution - testing, innovating and navigating “timing” when it comes to consumer readiness for your product. He also uncovers how his tenure in the Military gave him foundational skills to remain disciplined through the highs and lows of growing a business.

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Learn more about Tim Walmsley and BenchOn here: 

https://www.benchon.com/

What is Military Mindset for Business?

There are many lessons business can learn from the military and your host Pete Liston is going to share exactly what he learnt in the Australian Army that has allowed him to create and build multiple 7 figure businesses. Pete will be joined by guests who have also transitioned from military to entrepreneurship and are keen to share their stories.