Authors of IdeaFloat
Meet the 2 Brothers and Their Dad Behind IdeaFloat
After decades of running individual businesses, working in corporations, and contributing to non-profit organizations, two brothers and their dad wanted to run a business together and set up a family legacy. Faced with the decision of whether to buy an existing business or venture into a new field or startup, they found themselves immersed in countless negotiations or lengthy due diligence processes.
After spending countless hours evaluating numerous business plans, profit and loss statements, doing their own market size assessments, and breakeven calculators, they realized the process was way too arduous and time-consuming. Determined to find a quicker way, they combined their skills and expertise to create IdeaFloat, a platform that streamlines the process of validating and articulating business ventures.
Join us as we share our insights, experiences, and lessons learned along the way.
Anthony Kirkham
Anthony is a product owner, business consultant and entrepreneur with over a decade of experience in large and small businesses. His recent accomplishments include raising over $70k on Kickstarter. Anthony’s expertise and passion lie in SaaS and AI, and he is always coming up with new ideas to create a passive income.
Jono Kirkham
Jonathan has worked in leadership roles across Education, Not-For-Profit, and Corporate Philanthropy sectors for the past 12 years, specialising in leadership, operations, and innovation. He has also toured the globe as a musician and has over 10million streams on Spotify under the group name, YesYou.
Wes Kirkham
After leading in the Australian Banking Industry during the 1990s, Wes moved to a Big Five consulting firm where he prepared leadership teams for global projects, working with renowned companies and guiding diverse teams through critical initiatives. In the early 2000s, Wes founded a consulting firm focused on helping Western companies navigate the Asian market. He has since overseen transformative initiatives in multi-cultural, cross-functional settings with budgets exceeding USD 120M.