From Lobbying to Pickleball: Mark Esherick's Active Life After 60 - Show 1 of 2

Mark Esherick - BioMark Esherick is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in government affairs, having spent the last 20 years as a lobbyist at Siemens, a global powerhouse. With degrees from James Madison University and George Washington University, Mark has dedicated his career to navigating the complexities of policy and business. Outside of his professional life, Mark is an avid pickleball player, hiker, and cyclist, having completed multiple century rides (100 miles in a single day!). He also enjoys teaching as an adjunct professor at American University, passing on his knowledge to the next generation of leaders. Mark, a proud father and fraternal twin, continues to stay active well into his 60s, proving that age is just a number.Show Notes - Episode: "From Lobbying to Pickleball: Mark Esherick's Active Life After 60"In this episode of "I Can't Believe I'm 60! From Hoops to Hip Replacement!" Brian Butler sits down with Mark Esherick, a man whose life is anything but typical. From his career in lobbying at Siemens to his passion for pickleball, hiking, and cycling, Mark shares how he's staying active and engaged well into his 60s. Hear about his journey through a 30-year career, his commitment to teaching at American University, and his incredible athletic accomplishments. This conversation is packed with insight into living life to the fullest and embracing every new chapter. Where to Listen:RSS.COM: Link to FeedApple Podcasts: Listen on AppleSpotify: Listen on Spotify