Guest’s Background:

Daniel Davis is the award-winning CEO and of Gallop Solutions Group and EOS Australia; he has experienced an exceptional business journey so far, and has a passion for inspiring fellow business leaders with his story and knowledge.

Already showing his determination as a pre-teen by getting his first job at age 10, Daniel worked hard and went on to own his first business at the age of 21.

He enjoyed the rewards that business success can bring, relishing in multiple fruitful ventures across several industries; at 26 years old he had four businesses with multi-million dollar revenues and 70 staff.

Unfortunately, Daniel made one critical error in business which cost him dearly both financially and personally and set him on a path looking for answers. What does it really take to create a great business?

Daniel’s passion for business became something of an obsession, starting his journey in the search for the best tools for business management and improvement, around the world. Sharing his new-found knowledge with fellow business leaders became a purpose-fueled enterprise.

After being introduced to EOS, the Entrepreneurial Operating System through the book Traction, Daniel quickly recognised the simplicity and power of EOS and launched the brand in Australia. Daniel now spends his time helping entrepreneurial leadership teams to clarify, simplify and achieve their vision through EOS.

Website: eosworldwide.com.au

Management System Based on the Book ‘Traction‘: The Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS)

Step 1: Vision – Clarifying and simplifying your vision so that everyone’s on the same page.

Step 2: People – How to get the right people onboard and keep them onboard.

Ensure your team aligns with your values using The People Analyser tool (also use it as a recruiting tool).

Step 3: Data – How to measure the performance within the business.

To analyse whether you’re on track to reach your goals, create a simple scorecard.

Step 4: Issues – Create a process to identify issues and system to fix them. 

Step 5: Process – Document your core business processes to create consistency as you grow.

Step 6: Traction – Bring the Vision down to the ground and execute on it with discipline and accountability

Guest&rsquo;s Background:
Daniel Davis is the award-winning CEO and of Gallop Solutions Group and EOS Australia; he has experienced an exceptional business journey so far, and has a passion for inspiring fellow business leaders with his story and knowledge.
Already showing his determination as a pre-teen by getting his first job at age 10, Daniel worked hard and went on to own his first business at the age of 21.
He enjoyed the rewards that business success can bring, relishing in multiple fruitful ventures across several industries; at 26 years old he had four businesses with multi-million dollar revenues and 70 staff.
Unfortunately, Daniel made one critical error in business which cost him dearly both financially and personally and set him on a path looking for answers. What does it really take to create a great business?
Daniel&rsquo;s passion for business became something of an obsession, starting his journey in the search for the best tools for business management and improvement, around the world. Sharing his new-found knowledge with fellow business leaders became a purpose-fueled enterprise.
After being introduced to EOS, the Entrepreneurial Operating System through the book Traction, Daniel quickly recognised the simplicity and power of EOS and launched the brand in Australia. Daniel now spends his time helping entrepreneurial leadership teams to clarify, simplify and achieve their vision through EOS.
Website:&nbsp;<a href="http://eosworldwide.com.au/">eosworldwide.com.au</a>
Management System Based on the Book &lsquo;Traction&lsquo;: The Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS)
Step 1: Vision &ndash;&nbsp;Clarifying and simplifying your vision so that everyone&rsquo;s on the same page.
Step 2: People &ndash; How to get the right people onboard and keep them onboard.
Ensure your team aligns with your values using The People Analyser tool (also use it as a recruiting tool).
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Step 3: Data &ndash;&nbsp;How to measure the performance within the business.
To analyse whether you&rsquo;re on track to reach your goals, create a simple scorecard.
Step 4: Issues &ndash; Create a process to identify issues and system to fix them.&nbsp;
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Step 5: Process &ndash; Document your core business processes to create consistency as you grow.
Step 6: Traction &ndash; Bring the Vision down to the ground and execute on it with discipline and accountability
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