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Sweat Capital

Sweat Capital
Australia
Fixed Income
Private Wealth
Private Equity
Share the Dignity
Environmental Sustainability
Gilbert and Tobin
Australian Property Market
Centuria Capital Group
Real Estate Investment
Women's Health
Period Poverty
Investment Management
Olympic Sailing
Investment
Blossom
Public Relations
Philanthropy
Dow
Wealth Transition

Conversations with leaders on building careers, companies & character the hard way. No shortcuts, just sweat. Founded by Charlie Selth, Will Chapman and Dimitri Gremos, the show began as 'The Business Of' – a passion project between Will and Charlie who were curious about what it really takes to succeed. Today, Sweat Capital is an evolving platform that combines that same curiosity with a bigger m... more

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In this episode of Sweat Capital, we sit down with Marcus Marchant, CEO of Vistaprint and founder of Bondi Joe, to unpack how a career actually evolves when you’re willing to pivot and take risk.

Marcus reflects on his first job at Dymocks, what re... more

This episode was recorded on 21 October 2025, OnAir @ IMARC. For more information on the world's biggest mining conference and how to get involved, visit ⁠imarcglobal.com⁠.

In this episode of Sweat Capital, we sit down with Shane Jones, New Zealand’... more

In this episode of Sweat Capital, we sit down in New York with David Teh, Partner at Simpson Thacher, one of the world’s most prestigious law firms, to unpack what a truly global legal career looks like.

David traces his journey from Macquarie Unive... more

In this episode of Sweat Capital, we sit down with Steve Kovac, CEO of Idemitsu Australia, to unpack what it’s like running the Australian arm of a global Japanese conglomerate during a once-in-a-generation shift.

Steve shares how Idemitsu is naviga... more

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Recent Guests

David Teh
Senior Partner at Simpson Thacher
Simpson Thacher
Episode: #119 – David Teh (Partner, Simpson Thacher): How Australians Break Into Top US Law Firms
Bryan Quinn
CEO and Managing Director of Aurelia Metals
Aurelia Metals
Episode: #116 – Bryan Quinn (CEO, Aurelia Metals): What Big-cap Mining Doesn’t Teach You About Running A Mid-Cap Company (OnAir @ IMARC)
Stephen Marshall
Noted speaker associated with the American Australian Association.
American Australian Association
Episode: #114 – November Recap: Advice, Mentors, & Our Offsite Weekend
Paul Tranter
Global CFO of Boston Consulting Group with a compelling personal journey.
Boston Consulting Group
Episode: #114 – November Recap: Advice, Mentors, & Our Offsite Weekend
Matt McLennan
Notable investor, associated with First Eagle Investments.
First Eagle Investments
Episode: #110 – Sweat Capital October Recap: New York Trip & IMARC 2025
Andrew Purcell
Executive Chairman of Melbana Energy
Melbana Energy
Episode: #104 Andrew Purcell: How I Ended Up Drilling in Cuba — Risk, Reward & Frontier Energy (Melbana Energy, ASX: MAY)
Justine Morton
Executive Investment Advisor at Providence Wealth Advisory Group
Providence Wealth Advisory
Episode: #103 From the Only Woman on Lehman’s 100-Person Trading Floor to Turning Down Head of Hedge Fund Sales (Justine Morton, Providence Wealth Advisory)
Amanda Price
Head of High Growth Ventures at KPMG, experienced in building brands and supporting startups.
KPMG
Episode: #101 From Founder Mindset to Big Four: Launching KPMG’s High Growth Ventures (Amanda Price)
Cathie Reid AM
Serial Entrepreneur and Investor
Various Healthcare Organizations
Episode: #100 Cathie Reid AM: From Breakup to Building a Global Healthcare Empire – Reinvention & Resilience (Serial Entrepreneur and Investor)

Hosts

Charlie Selth
Host and Co-founder, emphasizing the importance of building careers the hard way.
Will Chapman
Host and Co-founder, passionate about the intersection of business practices and career growth.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 95 ratings
  • Fantastic business pod

    Great lineup of guests and questions that are on the minds of the next generation of business leaders.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    montydog3
    Australia4 months ago
  • Elite 😮‍💨😮‍💨

    Great poddy - doesn’t get much than this. Great guests too, can’t find a better business podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MitchyyL
    Australia3 years ago
  • Awesome👏👏👏

    Well Done gentlemen - brilliant to listen to young lads “Giving it a go” as Stuart suggested - look forward to the next episode - keep up the great work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jakokich
    Australia3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the lineup of guests and the relevance of topics covered, often highlighting the practicality of the advice given.
Many find the discussions inspiring and value the insights shared by successful leaders, aligning with their own career aspirations.
There is a strong emphasis on the authenticity and relatability of the hosts, contributing to a positive overall listening experience.

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#191
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Apple Podcasts
#206
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Apple Podcasts
#239
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Talking Points

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#120 – Shane Jones (NZ Minister for Resources): How Power, Pressure and Responsibility Shape a Career In Politics (OnAir @ IMARC)
Q: What do you think some of the drivers of that attractiveness are, and what still sort of needs some proof on the ground?
Shane Jones believes tone, political narrative, and the creation of an echo chamber have contributed to New Zealand's attractiveness for investment, alongside a commitment to reforming legislation to ease the consent process.
#120 – Shane Jones (NZ Minister for Resources): How Power, Pressure and Responsibility Shape a Career In Politics (OnAir @ IMARC)
Q: What gave you the confidence and conviction to run for parliament in 2005?
Shane Jones felt motivated to enter politics after surviving cancer, wanting to give back to his community and acknowledging the support he received throughout his life.
#119 – David Teh (Partner, Simpson Thacher): How Australians Break Into Top US Law Firms
Q: What advice would you give to that young version of David Teh?
I would suggest understanding the broader environment in which law firms operate and focusing on building human relationships.
#117 – Michael Meng (Stellar Health CEO): The Man Fixing American Healthcare
Q: What advice would you give to someone looking to find a problem to solve in their own local economy?
Reading broadly and deeply is crucial; it allows you to spot areas that need improvement, and practicing writing will help clarify your thoughts and solutions.
#117 – Michael Meng (Stellar Health CEO): The Man Fixing American Healthcare
Q: Can you provide a quick snapshot on what Stellar Health is and what compelling opportunity you saw?
Stellar Health provides point-of-care software that rewards doctors for delivering necessary preventive care, thus improving patient health outcomes while addressing the misaligned incentives in the US healthcare system.

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This podcast features in-depth conversations with industry leaders, sharing their experiences on building successful careers, companies, and character through hard work and resilience. It focuses on the importance of authentic storytelling and real-world lessons, providing listeners with actionable insights and inspiration from a range of sectors, including finance, consulting, and entrepreneurial ventures. By prioritizing genuine discussions over shortcuts, listeners can expect valuable advice and perspectives that promote a humanized approach to business leadership and success in Australia.

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1. David Teh
2. Bryan Quinn
3. Stephen Marshall
4. Paul Tranter
5. Matt McLennan
6. Andrew Purcell
7. Justine Morton
8. Amanda Price

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