Likewise Group CEO Tony Brewer and James Wilson backing him to succeed (Podcast)

Tony Brewer of Likewise Group (LON:LIKE) Guest co-host James Wilson of Phoenix Asset Management, manager of the Huginn Fund. 

A few weeks ago, James Wilson of Phoenix Asset Management joined Jeremy McKeown (In the Company of Mavericks) for a conversation with Tony Brewer, the founder and CEO of Likewise Group.

James had talked about Tony and his investment in AIM-listed Likewise on a previous episode, and Jeremy had been keen to get Tony on ever since.
Tony has spent his entire adult life in the floor coverings business developing Headlam from a small textile distributor to the UK’s leading flooring supplier before leaving in 2016.

Likewise Group PLC (LON:LIKE) is a distributor of floorcoverings and matting and has the opportunity to consolidate the domestic and commercial floorcovering markets to become one of the UK’s largest distributors in this sector.

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