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19. Nick Fenton-Wells: If you look at any successful team, in any sport, you first look at their culture.
This week on The Lemonade Principle podcast we get an insight into the world of elite sport with former professional rugby player and Team Manager of the Bristol Bears, Nick Fenton-Wells.
We hear Nick’s story, including his 8 year playing career in which he represented Stormers in South Africa and Saracens, Bedford Blues and Bristol in the UK, where he still is today.
In this episode we get a real insight into how a Professional Development Manager at Saracens encouraged Nick to think beyond his playing career, resulting in an MBA at Durham University Business School. We explore the importance of having the right mindset in elite sport, and how the right culture can bring about transformational change and, ultimately, success on the pitch. This is something that Nick knows more about than most, having studied the subject during his MBA before seeing it play out in front of him at Bristol Bears.
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This week on The Lemonade Principle podcast we get an insight into the world of elite sport with former professional rugby player and Team Manager of the Bristol Bears, Nick Fenton-Wells.
We hear Nick’s story, including his 8 year playing career in which he represented Stormers in South Africa and Saracens, Bedford Blues and Bristol in the UK, where he still is today.
In this episode we get a real insight into how a Professional Development Manager at Saracens encouraged Nick to think beyond his playing career, resulting in an MBA at Durham University Business School. We explore the importance of having the right mindset in elite sport, and how the right culture can bring about transformational change and, ultimately, success on the pitch. This is something that Nick knows more about than most, having studied the subject during his MBA before seeing it play out in front of him at Bristol Bears.