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EPISODE · May 4, 2024 · 1H 20M

77. George Mulhern︱Game, Set, Lead: Winning Strategies for Tennis, Tech, and Business Leadership

from Grand Slam Journey · host Klara Jagosova

Discover the intertwined worlds of professional sports and corporate strategy as we sit down with business and tech titan George Mulhern, the former CEO of Cradlepoint. George shares his unique perspective on how the competitive drive and quick decision-making honed on the tennis courts served as the perfect training ground for his meteoric rise in the business world. From his early aspirations of professional tennis to leading Cradlepoint to a billion-dollar acquisition by Ericsson, George's journey is a masterclass in leveraging life lessons from sports for corporate excellence and relentless improvement.Throughout our conversation, we delve into the core principles that have underpinned George's success both on and off the court. The episode is rich with insights into the importance of staying humble, hungry, and emotionally resilient—qualities that define both a great athlete and a great business leader. Moreover, George reflects on the pivotal transitions in his career, from the world of sales at massive entities like General Electric and Hewlett Packard to the innovative environment at Cradlepoint, and how these experiences shaped his approach to leading teams and fostering a culture of trust and authenticity.Wrapping up this enlightening discussion, we explore the nuances of leadership and personal growth that go beyond the boardroom. George opens up about his personal development journey, the value of being a perpetual learner and balancing ambition with a fulfilling personal life. Engage with us in an episode that celebrates the power of passion and the beauty of a well-played game—be it with a racket or a strategic business move.Connect with George via LinkedIn Send us Fan MailLEORÊVER COMPRESSION AND ACTIVEWEARGet 10% off Loerêver Balanced Compression and Activewear to elevate your confidence and performanceDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.This content is also available in a video version on YouTube.If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with someone who may enjoy it as well, and consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. You can also submit your feedback directly on my website. Follow @GrandSlamJourney on Instagram, Facebook,  Twitter, and join the  LinkedIn community.

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Discover the intertwined worlds of professional sports and corporate strategy as we sit down with business and tech titan George Mulhern, the former CEO of Cradlepoint. George shares his unique perspective on how the competitive drive and quick decision-making honed on the tennis courts served as the perfect training ground for his meteoric rise in the business world. From his early aspirations of professional tennis to leading Cradlepoint to a billion-dollar acquisition by Ericsson, George's...

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