This episode features re-shared favorites from 2024. The first episode, 'Move Fast and Fix Things,' explores the difference between good and bad ideas with Professor Frances Frei and Paul English. The second episode, 'Angel City Football Club,' highlights the story of three female founders who built one of the most valuable women's professional sports teams in the world.
producer here, popping into the studio to record this special episode with host Brian Kenny.CRAIG MCDONALD: Hello again, Robin.
PAUL ENGLISH: I think that speed is misunderstood. Some people think speed is recklessness. It’s not necessarily that. Sometimes speed means you have the process fine-tuned. The example I always give, if you watch Formula One Racing and you watch the pit crew at how fast they can change tires.They make a mistake, someone dies. So they’re really, really good at changing tires. They’re incredibly fast and they’re perfect at it.
BRIAN KENNY: How does that mission-driven focus, impact the way that you run the organization? What are you trying to achieve and what are some of the ways those things are manifesting themselves? And so I can go a lot more deeply into it, but every step of the way, we have an investor who doesn’t align with our mission, what do we do? What do we say? Can we get that investor to leave? What is the bathroom situation at the stadium? Are there rooms for women to nurse or to breastfeed? And so we talk about a lot of the bigger topics in the case and our 10% sponsorship model, but there were little things that happened every single day that Julie and Natalie and I spoke about without a...
At the end of the day, most of our cases are about people. And we’ve done cases about people that we know well, like Muhammad Ali and Madame Curie and Martin Luther King, of course. But we also do cases about people who aren’t household names, and that’s one of the cases that I want to recommend today. So I want to invite everybody to listen to an episode that we did last year featuring senior lecturer Tony Mayo, discussing the resilient leader and Harvard Business School alumnus Ray Jefferson.
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