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What we can learn from creating and leading the world's best rowing teams with Noel Donaldson

from Faster with Bill Chambers · host Bill Chambers

Noel Donaldson is widely acknowledged as one of the world's most successful rowing coaches, building and leading teams to win multiple world championships and olympic gold medals over 3 decades in two different countries. In this episode, Noel and I explore his approach to building and leading world beating teams in a sport where money is not the reward, and what business leaders can learn from the. Importance of momentum Connecting with the people in the team Co-creation of the plan Defining goals and holding people accountable Paying attention to what can't be measured Managing through a decentralised matrix system vs. a centralised system Managing stakeholders and keeping dispersed groups focussed on the same goal Connect with Bill to find out more about how to transform your business from those that have transformed businesses and teams at the highest level. www.whchambers.com Click to connect with Bill on LinkedIn Click to join the Masters Rowing Group on Facebook

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