When Aussie man Sabri Suby was young, he watched his single mum juggle three exhausting jobs to support her kids.
She would then return to the family’s Byron Bay home only to start cooking healthy, homemade meals for him and his sister, and it taught him one crucial, lifelong lesson – something he dubs the “single mum work ethic”.
Again, it was an industry he thrived in, and he decided to move back to Australia and study business marketing at RMIT. It made more than a million dollars in revenue, and Mr Suby went on to launch a string of other businesses.“Some failed, some did OK and some I sold,” he explained.At the time he had just a “couple of hundred dollars in the bank” after experiencing years of business ups and downs and having just gotten married.
“I had no rich uncle, no venture capital or loans or savings, so I had to go out there and make it myself.” Today King Kong is valued at $30 million with a three-year growth rate of 314 per cent, has 65 staff members in its shiny new Melbourne office and attracts thousands of new clients each month.
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