Kenyon Clarke's guest appearances

Kenyon Clarke

The Wolf of Queen Street

Politics in Full Sentences: ACT New Zealand

The AM Show Catch Up Podcast

OwlTail

Join us for an inspiring and insightful interview with Kenyon Clarke, a living testament to the power of determination and ambition. In 2008, Kenyon faced a major setback when the Halifax Bank of Scotland, where he had most of his borrowings, went bankrupt. However, he refused to let this setback define him. Instead, he harnessed the lessons he had learned and embarked on a remarkable journey to create an entirely new billion-dollar empire - The Du Val Group.Kenyon's journey to success has been fueled by hard work, resilience, and a burning desire to help others achieve prosperity. Recognizing that his accomplishments are gifts that can be shared with the world, he now aims to use his expertise to empower others on their path to success.But Kenyon's impact goes beyond business success. He is deeply committed to making a positive difference in the community. Leveraging his own accomplishments, he and Charlotte (his wife) have established a foundation dedicated to enhancing the wellbeing of children, normalizing conversations about mental health, and providing support for men in the construction industry. Through their foundation, Kenyon and Charlotte are already making a tangible difference in countless lives.Prepare to be inspired as Kenyon Clarke takes us on a journey of resilience, triumph, and the limitless power of the human spirit.https://kenyonclarke.com/

Join us for an inspiring and insightful interview with Kenyon Clarke, a living testament to the power of determination and ambition. In 2008, Kenyon faced a major setback when the Halifax Bank of Scotland, where he had most of his borrowings, went bankrupt. However, he refused to let this setback define him. Instead, he harnessed the lessons he had learned and embarked on a remarkable journey to create an entirely new billion-dollar empire - The Du Val Group. Kenyon's journey to success has been fueled by hard work, resilience, and a burning desire to help others achieve prosperity. Recognizing that his accomplishments are gifts that can be shared with the world, he now aims to use his expertise to empower others on their path to success. But Kenyon's impact goes beyond business success. He is deeply committed to making a positive difference in the community. Leveraging his own accomplishments, he and Charlotte (his wife) have established a foundation dedicated to enhancing the wellbeing of children, normalizing conversations about mental health, and providing support for men in the construction industry. Through their foundation, Kenyon and Charlotte are already making a tangible difference in countless lives. Prepare to be inspired as Kenyon Clarke takes us on a journey of resilience, triumph, and the limitless power of the human spirit. <a href="https://kenyonclarke.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://kenyonclarke.com/</a>

Ep. 105 - Kenyon Clarke - Going Bankrupt To Building An Empire - Leaving A Legacy For His Family - Du Val Group

This week in Politics in Full Sentences, businessman, entrepreneur and humanitarian Kenyon Clarke talks about business, housing, and succeeding against tough odds. He recovered from the Great Financial Crisis by building a world class company to tackle the housing crisis. Kenyon shares how he came through those tough times, and what is needed to get more New Zealanders into homes now. He also opens up on why he supports the End of Life Choice Bill, and others should too. Added in is all the usual reviews of the political week, the Rugby World Cup licensing hours, and why David Seymour doesn’t get invited to the Police Minister’s birthday. Freedom to Speak -  ACT's campaign for Freedom of Expression: Free Speech ACT New Zealand Politics in Full Sentences - Podcasts NZ School of Practical Politics

This week in Politics in Full Sentences, businessman, entrepreneur and humanitarian Kenyon Clarke talks about business, housing, and succeeding against tough odds. He recovered from the Great Financial Crisis by building a world class company to tackle the housing crisis. Kenyon shares how he came through those tough times, and what is needed to get more New Zealanders into homes now. He also opens up on why he supports the End of Life Choice Bill, and others should too. Added in is all the usual reviews of the political week, the Rugby World Cup licensing hours, and why David Seymour doesn’t get invited to the Police Minister’s birthday. Freedom to Speak - ACT's campaign for Freedom of Expression: <a href="http://frrespeech.act.org.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Free Speech</a> <a href="https://www.act.org.nz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ACT New Zealand</a> <a href="https://www.podcasts.nz/politics-in-full-sentences-act-nz-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Politics in Full Sentences - Podcasts NZ</a> <a href="https://www.act.org.nz/school_of_practical_politics?utm_campaign=sopps_invite&amp;utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_source=actnz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">School of Practical Politics</a>