If your business is struggling to innovate, or is in fact resisting innovation all together, then don’t miss Anthony Rose, founder and CEO of SeedLegals on this week’s episode of The Melting Pot.

Who better to learn from about how to incorporate, raise funds and grow your business, than the founder of the startup that one in six of all early-stage startups in the UK are using in their funding rounds.

Widely known as “The man behind BBC iPlayer”, Anthony ran the iPlayer and other BBC services from 2007 to 2010, taking the iPlayer from pre-launch to a major success story.

In this episode, Anthony talks about the jobs that only the CEO should do, including the CEO’s role in innovation, building company culture, getting to product market fit, and why, when you’ve got product market fit, the most important job of a CEO is to then manage culture.

This is a truly insightful episode and a must listen for all leaders of startups looking to grow and build their companies.

Book recommendations:

The Mom Test - Rob Fitzpatrick

History of Western Philosophy - Bertrand Russell

On today’s podcast:

Making lawyers redundant
The CEO’s role in innovation
How to innovate
Why CEOs are responsible for culture

Links:

Twitter – @anthonyrose
LinkedIn – Anthony Rose
Website – SeedLegals

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