On this episode of the Evolve to Succeed Podcast, Keith Reilly shares his remarkable journey with Alfatronix, one of the UK’s leading manufacturers in power converters and USB and wireless chargers. Keith talks about his transition from an employee to the managing director and owner.
He discusses the challenges faced during the financial crisis, the evolution of their products, and the importance of British manufacturing.
Keith discusses the emotional aspects of stepping back from day-to-day operations and the significance of defining success in terms of providing value to others.
This episode is invaluable for anyone in business, as Keith talks about the importance of being hands-on, succeeding under pressure, and how to improve employee relations.
This episode of the Evolve to Succeed Podcast covers…
How to transform a lack of direction into success.
The influence of Japan on the manufacturing industry.
How beings hands-on can improve a company.
How British manufacturing can compete on a global scale.
The importance of mentorships.
How to improve employee relations.
The difficulties of managing by email.
How crisis management can lead to unexpected success.
The importance of delegation as a leader.
How financial stability leads to personal growth and exploration.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:50 Early Career with Alfatronix
05:08 Becoming Managing Director
10:41 Financial Crisis
13:37 Product Evolution
20:41 British Manufacturing
22:35 Leadership and Mentorship
27:51 Proud Moments and Dark Times
31:57 Leadership Challenges
39:14 Transitioning Leadership
52:49 Future Aspirations
01:00:19 Success in Business
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