Chad Hennings, Part 1
from Spur Leadership Hosted by Mac Richard
In the first episode of the Spur Leadership Podcast, Chad Hennings—former Dallas Cowboy, 3-time Super Bowl Champion, U. S. Air Force fighter pilot, Air Force Academy graduate, author, philanthropist—discusses life after the NFL, hiring for culture, growing up on a farm in Iowa, sibling rivalry, and the forces that shaped his life and leadership.
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