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October 11, 2022
Episode 11: How to Develop a Winning Culture

How to Develop a Winning Culture

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About the Episode

Today’s episode is a conversation between Jeremy and Jeff Dugdale, Associate Athletic Director for Strategic Planning and Leadership Development, and Head men’s and women’s swimming coach at Queens University of Charlotte. They spend most of the conversation talking about how to develop a vision and values that lead to a winning culture, and then how to sustain success. Jeff also explains his concept of ‘Leaders For Life’, he offers tips to get other stakeholders to buy into your vision, and he shares his thoughts on dealing with failure and the importance of having mentors.

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Host

Jeremy Tiers is the Vice President of Admissions Services for Tudor Collegiate Strategies and the host of Mission Admissions.

Interviewee

Jeff Dugdale

Jeff Dugdale is the Associate Athletic Director for Strategic Planning and Leadership Development at Queens University of Charlotte. He also enters his 13th season in charge of the men's and women's swimming programs at Queens. During that time, Jeff has helped lead those programs to 14 team NCAA National Championships, and he’s had 124 swimmers win individual NCAA Championships.

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