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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2025 · 26 MIN

#75: What the First Year as CEO Really Looks Like with Luke Daly

from Association Hub Podcast · host Angela Shelton & Olena Lima

We welcome back Luke Daly, now one year into his role as CEO of the Australian Swim Schools Association for a candid conversation about what it truly takes to step into the top job. Forget the highlight reel. Luke shares the unfiltered version: navigating change, managing limited resources, facing imposter syndrome, and learning to lead while still finding your feet. It's honest, practical, and sometimes unexpectedly funny (yes, even job interviews with two dislocated knees).Whether you're leading for the first time, mentoring future leaders, or just curious about what modern association leadership actually looks like, this episode is for you.  Highlights from this episode: What no one tells you about becoming CEOEarly priorities that help create momentumGrassroots member engagement that makes a differenceBalancing passion with practicalityHow small wins can lead to lasting changeThe role of mentors and mindset A grounded, refreshing take on leadership from someone living it day to day. If you want to know more, reach out and connect with Luke Daly on LinkedIn. e5tdlqYE5vt9FPD1To3i

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