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How large companies get their invoices paid: Insights from the CEO

On the RIABU podcast we aim to help SMEs get their invoices paid on time.

But how do the big boys do it?

Bill Padfield is a former CEO of Datacraft - a previously Singapore-listed company taken over by South Africa's Dimension Data and now part of NTT.

In this exclusive interview he takes RIABU's Simon Littlewood and Mark Laudi into the tent to reveal the steps he took to turn a cash-losing S$350 mln business into the S$4 bln powerhouse it is today.

Listen to the podcast here: https://riabu.podbean.com/e/how-large-companies-ge...

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  • Business enterprise, General

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