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Episode 31 - Duncan Sargeant of Sigma Embroidery

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In this episode, Colin Sinclair McDermott interviews Duncan Sargeant, co-owner of Sigma Embroidery and Chelmer Print. They discuss Duncan's accidental entry into the printing industry, his early career influences, and the transition from sales to business ownership.

Duncan shares insights from his experiences in the label printing sector, the challenges of acquiring Sigma Embroidery, and the lessons learned along the way. He emphasizes the importance of customer relationships, personal growth through challenges, and offers advice for aspiring business owners.

The conversation concludes with Duncan's future plans for Sigma and a humorous story that you'll have to listen to full the episode if you want to find out what it is.

Takeaways

  • Duncan Sargent's journey into printing was accidental, stemming from a need for a job.
  • Early career experiences shaped Duncan's strong work ethic.
  • Transitioning from sales to business ownership presented unique challenges.
  • Lessons from the label printing industry influenced Duncan's approach to business.
  • Acquiring Sigma Embroidery was a significant milestone for Duncan.
  • Managing two companies requires careful juggling and planning.
  • Personal growth is a key outcome of facing business challenges.
  • Advice for aspiring business owners includes thorough due diligence and understanding team dynamics.
  • Future plans for Sigma include expanding customer base and potential acquisitions.

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