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High-Performance Leadership: Lessons from an Olympic Gold Medalist with Tim Foster MBE

The Beautiful Business Podcast · 2025-02-25 · 1h 1m

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Tim Foster MBE is an Olympic gold medal-winning rower, a former head coach of the Swiss national rowing team, and now Head of Performance for the League Managers Association. Best known for winning gold at the Sydney 2000 Olympics alongside Sir Steve Redgrave, Matthew Pinsent, and James Cracknell, Tim has dedicated his career to understanding high-performance environments - both in elite sport and in business.After retiring from professional rowing, he successfully transitioned into coaching, guiding athletes and leaders in developing elite mindsets, team culture, and leadership strategies.

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