2025-11-07
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welcome to our latest Big Boss interview and today we have Will Bain and we also have the chief executive and founder of a fascinating company that has been on our high streets for many a year.
It's had a fair few ups and downs.
The boss of Superdry, Will, who is he and what have you got?
Yeah, that's right.
I think that's what makes Julian Duncan a really interesting interviewee this week, Sean.
It is those setbacks, some of our...
our previous guests you know might have been founders of their company or co-founders of their company as well but they've had more perhaps you know bumps and tensions with the pandemic and things like that but Super Dry
as you say has had a real rocky road at one point valued on the stock exchange at more than two billion pounds to the brink of bankruptcy Mr.
Duncan leaving the company and then upset with the direction it was taking,
swooping back in a few years ago to retake over and in its last set of financial results,
just returning to profit again.
So a real kind of up and down ride, as you say.
And what jumped out at you from the interview,
Will, because Julian Dugarton, he can be quite outspoken.
He has been over the years, particularly when it's come to politics.
Yeah, absolutely.
We certainly heard a lot of that love that we've had from other co-founders, you know,
talking about his business as more like an extended family rather than a company he was going back in to turn around again.
But yes, he made this point.