Miguel Hoyos from Flor a Fruto talks to Raihaan Esat.

Tristan Creswick from Speciality Coffee Education talks to Raihaan Esat.

In this episode, Rai talks to Paloma and Tim, from Sanremo Coffee Machines. Listen to this Coffee. Geek. Heaven. Episode question: do you keep your handles on or leave them out overnight?

Join Raihaan and Kane as they discuss Chapter 11 Kitchen

Do you have an idea of developing a food product but don't know where you start? start here! In today’s episode Rai speaks with Jack Eydlish, General Manager of Maltra Foods and Arkadia, they explore trends, the importance of a healthy culture in the business, explore the history of Maltra Foods and Arkadia, what’s next for the business and the industry.

In today's episode, Rai is joined by Mark Minnis, from Minnis Hospitality supplies, and together they explore all about customer satisfaction from the point of view of one of the most trusted hospitality suppliers in Australia.

Today, we have in our studio Isaac Calvert and Peter Brown from the Prestige-fit gym—a private gym. With an attendance level of over 3 visits per week per member, Prestige-fit is raising the bar for providing fitness service.

Café owners have many hats to wear. So, who has the time to think about branding right? Well, you may want to reconsider. Branding can be an excellent asset for your business in the long term. Today, we talk branding and printing with Mark Star, General Manager and Managing Director of Star Outdoor, and of course, a member of the Coffeecommune. Mark tells us about his journey so far, and how Star Outdoor has grown to serve a much larger audience, including café owners. He talks about everything from umbrellas at your café to how he manages the business’s logistics, and everything in between. If you’re a café owner who hasn’t given branding a lot of thought yet, this episode is for you. If you’re also a Coffeecommune member, Mark has a special offer for you—you don’t want to miss it! About our Guest: Mark Star Profession: General Manager and Managing Director for Star Outdoors Email: [email protected] Phone: 1300 721 877 Links: LinkedIn: Mark Star | LinkedIn Website: www.staroutdoor.com.au Mark Star is the General Manager and Managing Director of Star Outdoor, a leading supplier of marquees, café umbrellas, and other promotional fabric-ware. Over the past 15 years in the industry, Mark has accomplished various things. He was an early adopter of the dye-sublimation process, introduced Italian inks for greater UV resistance, and has a network of suppliers in China and Australia, allowing him to offer his clients the best service. Please connect with us for coming on board as a sponsor or sharing feedback about how we can make the show better for you by dropping an email at [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you! This episode was produced by The Podcast Boss.

Age is no barrier for those who have the entrepreneurial spirit. When you have the drive, you go out there and make things happen for you. That’s exactly what the three boys who started the ARC Incorporated are doing. ARC stands for Arlee, Rocco, and Cristiano. They are three young men who have begun their entrepreneurial journey at the tender age of 12. With The Coffee Commune's help, the three young gentlemen were able to start their coffee business within 72 hours from scratch. In this episode of The Coffee Commune, Philip talks business with the three little entrepreneurs about their experience so far, challenges, and their plans for the future. About our Guests: Arlee, Rocco, and Cristiano Profession: Founders, ARC Incorporated Website: www.shop.coffeecommune.com.au Arlee, Rocco, and Cristiano are three 12-year-old boys from Churchie. They’re young entrepreneurs and founders of ARC Incorporated, a coffee company. Please connect with us for coming on board as a sponsor or sharing feedback about how we can make the show better for you by dropping an email at [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you! This episode was produced by The Podcast Boss.

“Look, at the time we were all friends, I didn't think we needed a written agreement for our business, I trusted them…” is a phrase lawyers are used to hearing, very often. Getting legal advice on time will shed light on where the exposures are and where the dangers are, avoiding unnecessary risks such as exposing your home as a business guarantee. Legal advice can also help you figure out how to get an idea to a successful startup, or to negotiate better terms. In this episode, Raihaan is joined by Ben Ryan, Associate from Hillhouse Legal Partners, and they give us a really good picture of why it is best (and cheaper) tote proactive stop a problem from occurring rather than leave it to chance and pay much more for it. About our guest Ben Ryan Position: Associate Organisation: Hillhouse Legal Partners https://www.hillhouse.com.au/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-ryanhillhouse/ https://www.facebook.com/hillhouselegalpartners Please connect with us for coming on board as a sponsor or sharing feedback about how we can make the show better for you by dropping an email at [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you! This episode was produced by The Podcast Boss.