Phibion Gwatidzo, Chairman Of Baker Tilly Central Africa In Conversation With Trevor

In this week's episode Trevor sits with Phibion Gwatidzo, Chairman Of Baker Tilly Central Africa. They discuss his upbringing , growing up in the village with nothing, struggling with forgiveness towards his parents, how God to gave significance to his life and how he has managed to be married for 34 years. They also discuss why he pursued Chartered Accountancy, working for Deloitte for 6 years, 7 years with Coca-Cola, countries in which Baker Tilly Central Africa is in, its core business, the interest of private equity in investing in accounting firms particularly in the US, what inspired him to start his business, the pain points of that journey and many more...
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[@michaelferewa2841]

Trevor I have to say,these interviews are absolutely inspiring.What draws me to them is your ability to interview these prominent people and unpack their life stories from where it all started in their lives.They are not super human ,they started from somewhere.Keep up the good work

[@faraimutekwa1436]

Man of Faith,Father ,leader and a Role Model.Working for you is an honour .

[@rukudzoful]

Powerful

[@fanchochirimba2601]

The story of Phibeon and his determination is amazing,how easily a dead beat dad can ruin a child's future and many cases we have of drug abuse,street kids due to absence of Fathers.His story of focus, determination and faith is amazing

[@Siphomudau1990]

Striking how humble this man seems in spite of all his success. Great interview!

[@Sandymahs]

Mr. Gwatidzo's profile and interview was incredibly inspiring. Thank you, Trevor, for inviting him onto the show.

[@Invincible_NF]

What an honesty and humbled man, I’m inspired by this Trevor. We need such leaders with integrity, vision for everyone and care about others. The story and interview is amazing.

[@macdonaldchitauro7283]

A powerful man some of us have modelled our professional career on some of his values. A pleasure to work with him.

[@TY-bt3gy]

Remembering him with his friendly, and professional team, used to be my IT Customer at Margolis Plaza. Great to see the man still going strong. Well done for the Pick Trevor.

[@adamanthony7465]

We all lose something yet the Lord works 🕯️

[@Gweta03]

I am inspired and encouraged by what Uncle PG shared and very honoured to know him personally, he is a great man of faith, strong pillar in our family as well ❤

[@janecheruiyot5495]

A vissionary leader indeed ...God bless him.

[@finsensetv]

I have thoroughly enjoyed this discussion with Mr. Gwatidzo. I got emotional during parts of the conversation because I can relate with some of the experiences he has had. I am definitely richer after this episode. Thank you Trevor & Company.

[@tapiwam2839]

P.G. A great man indeed. Nurtured so many Chartered Accountants

[@mannexn]

Trevor you have a way to navigate through tough areas and it makes all these stories so inspiring. I love this kind of Faith in God!

[@TimeMthokozisiGumbo_ZW]

A conversation pregnant with substance. Wish he would come around again for part 2. I am so happy that there's a whole lot of success for us rural boys and girls if we make a COMMITMENT to succeed. Thank you for sharing your story Mr. Gwatidzo. Thanks to you Malume Trevor for bringing these champions to this show.

[@phardzy]

Trevor Ncube you are changing lives. I hope your shows will outlive you in the hundreds of years to come

[@leroynyabeze6824]

Investment in the proper human assets remains key in this 21st century

[@fadzayimaposah3283]

Powerful conversation , encouraged by the Bible promises that are shared. The promises of God will take us far. God promised.....

[@AlRuzive]

Very interesting and very inspiring story Mr. Gwatidzo. A very humble and selfless visionary.

[@rejoicenyashamupazviripo5418]

Thank you Mr Gwatidzo for this awesome heartfelt interview 😢 you have made some of us Cas and remain a father even after having left the firm ❤

[@fortue_83]

Phibion is an inspiration to us in the accounting profession

[@tinotendashechivizhe3614]

Sounds like a Sermon 🙏🙏🙏🙏. AMEN!!!

[@robertsalama1331]

Powerful interview Trevor and very inspiring. I salute Mr. Gwatidzo for such a wonderful story which is parked with life examples on how we can rise from zero to hero. Ambassador Salama. Blantyre, Malawi ( e-x Mucheke and Chikato Govt Primary Schools in Masvingo 1958 - 1963).

[@fanchochirimba2601]

Awesome conversations with real achievers and real business people who have built legacies and businesses through hardwork.The only remaining genuine platform for inspiration unlike what we see now on radio.We cannot wait for the next guest

[@anolddirwayi6575]

My source of inspiration, my former Boss

[@chengetaikatandika6718]

I loved this episode Trevor, very inspiring indeed. No matter your path, its your journey that matters !!!!

[@anesumudiwa2551]

Very inspirational, thank you Sir

[@japhetdakwa1391]

Very interesting and inspiring, the story is relatable and inspiring

[@kundailesley]

What an amazing story. I liked it,the story resonates with me. God is amazing. Thank you Trevor and Phibion

[@nancyedithhove1908]

Very interesting n inspiring conversation

[@takudzwangirazi4697]

So insightful and transformative

[@peterncube2127]

Very happy to here such a great man being a product of tawstock primary, that's our school but it seriously needs a face-lift, Mr gwatidzo. No proper toilets, no proper classrooms, the furniture in classroom is also in a sorry state.

[@denfordderera8497]

Very interesting conversation Trevor. Life lessons in personal relationships in families.

[@trevormutsipa6242]

inspiring and impactful

[@TapiwaGwatidzo1]

Mwana wekumba kwedu iyeye...

[@Gweta03]

❤❤❤❤

[@nchimombe]

What an inspirational conversation Phibion.

[@tinozinyama2080]

Thanks Trevor powerful conversation

[@ruvhenekovictoriamubonderi3567]

Quite insightful

[@aciousmpande265]

story touched me by winning is the main goal

[@victoriashumba6024]

Great interview from a great mentor

[@leroynyabeze6824]

Wise words

[@tinashewekwa9622]

Thank you PG, wow! Thanks a million

[@simbamvushe7289]

What a story 💯 !! Very rich mentality

[@danielshumba6650]

Thanks ,l am inspired

[@perseverancechirongoma166]

He is my homeboy. Born and bred in Gokwe!!!!!!!!

[@TY-bt3gy]

Great business minded man, my home boy too.

[@sailaskuyeruka3451]

Powerful conversation!

[@admorejedidiah264]

What a story

[@arnoldmashanda6118]

Wow a very enriching conversation.

[@archiefordmuyambo6481]

deep and aunthetic

[@tafadzwamachina6143]

The Great Phibion Gwatidzo

[@MrDJmovement]

A Generation of workaholic business Magnates

[@NigelShava]

There's a reason why theres a seperation between church and state. The general understanding is that religion is a personal thing from which people draw inspiration, hope and purpose. Religion however is incredibly varied, faith leads to thousands of destinations so by logic, faith is not a reliable path to truth. But this is the age of information now Trevor, thats just the reality on the ground. We now know what the bible is, how it was written and why. We are only now starting to undo the brainwashing but you and your generation are standing in our way. You were taught this stuff and you held on to it through no fault of your own. But i worry about how you continue to perpetuate and propagate fairytales, talking snakes and mythological winged creatures and so on. Its either you want to study, use your brain, learn about actual history or you dont. Either u wanna be brave enough to investigate what you believe or you do not want to engage your brain, simple as that. At the very least, if you dont wanna do that or you are too old to change, then give the young people a chance, let people have free thought, encourage investigation and study and let people find the truth. There is nothing noble about pushing what you believe onto people just because you believe it. Its such a turn off. Some of us come here to learn about practical matters and the journeys of people in business and commerce and we are greeted with this religious dogma. Please consider leaving it aside. Respectfully