Tim Doyle
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1,184 appearances
4 recordings
3 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 8 Jun
Tim Doyle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's when one emerges that is going to be great or has the potential to be great, which there are like maybe five to 10 a year,
It's actually the infrastructure around those companies to make sure they actually have their best chance of success.
That's the problem.
Yeah.
Um, well, like, like from my, my, you know, relatively slim view of the world, but I've seen a lot of good companies and I've seen a lot of very bad companies and that's fine.
You can have very bad companies, but it's just the, like what you really want to make sure is that your sparks of genius companies get the support they need to be truly great companies.
Mm.
And I look at a couple of the ones that are like early in their journey now and I look at their early teams and I'm like, maybe, you know, that could definitely be better.
Great CFOs.
Yeah.
Startup CFOs.
The talent density of startup CFOs in Australia is awful.
terrible.
If you're a public company CFO in this country, it's actually a pretty simple playbook.
Capital allocation in a growth stage startup is where is the best place to deploy your burning amounts of money to get you to the next fundraising milestone.
It's actually a very challenging style of finance management and you've got to be really good at it and not very many people are very good at it.
Luckily, my co-founder and my CFO
Um, my co-founders from an options trading background.
And then my CFO was a banker who kind of like learned inside the business.
But I've seen a lot of other CFOs who are awful, um, from an account allocation perspective.
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