Season 1, Episode 11

 JOE BARBERIS 

Our guest today is Tony’s friend Joe Bar­beris. Joe’s had a high pow­ered cor­po­rate career, includ­ing stints as the MD of Office­works and Coles Express, as well as run­ning Shell Aus­tralia. Today he’s talk­ing to us about his invest­ment strate­gies, as well as his thoughts on the future of retail and ener­gy mar­kets in Aus­tralia… and cor­po­rate psy­chopaths.

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