Leo Crawford likes to talk about chapters. His life in business has dealt with the vagaries of both boom and bust, and Crawford has long since realised that there is no such thing as a linear story or a straightforward narrative. Instead, it is a collection of intertwining, competing chapters – some good, some bad. With the Covid-19 lockdown prompting both introspection and evaluation, Crawford has been reflecting on the varying chapters of his own business journey in recent weeks. As he considers the impact of – and the response to – the jolting economic crisis caused by the pandemic,…

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