Season 6 | Ep 5 - David Morgan on going from sending CVs by fax to driving business via social media over his 22 years as founder of Morgan Law
On this week’s episode, I was joined by David Morgan, who in 2000 co-founded Morgan Law, a UK specialist public sector recruitment agency with 35 staff.
In this episode, we went through David’s 22 years as a founder to unearth the highs, the lows, and the learnings you can take from them.
We covered:
-The reality of setting up a business in 2000 when the recruitment industry still operated using fax machines!
-How his life changed as the business grew
-David’s relationship with alcohol and how that's changed over the years
-The breakdown of David’s first marriage and how this affected the business
-David's approach to the business during and post Covid-19
-The economic impact on his business right now and how he sees the market changing over the upcoming 18 months
-His new role as CEO and how he spends his time
David is an awesome guy with a unique and a powerful story, I hope you enjoy this as much as I did recording it!
Anyone wanting to contact David can reach him via [email protected]
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