The Golfing CEO

S2EP2: On-site at the TGR Foundation (feat. Hrag Hamalian)

It’s Season 2, Episode 2 of The Golfing CEO, and Derek has the pleasure of sitting down with Hrag Hamalian, CEO of the TGR Foundation. Founded by Tiger Woods in 1996, the organization has impacted more than 300,000 students and educators through education and STEAM-based learning programs focused on underserved communities.  Join Derek and Hrag as they talk about Hrag’s “delusional” foray into education, where TGR is going from here, and why he finally understands the obsession that so many golfers have with the game. * Enjoying the show? Be sure to follow and leave us a review if you’re feeling generous. For more episodes, behind-the-scenes content, and updates, visit TheGolfingCEO.com [http://www.thegolfingceo.com]. * Like what you heard? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts [https://chatgpt.com/c/68755b3f-763c-800e-979e-cecac18badf2#], Spotify [https://chatgpt.com/c/68755b3f-763c-800e-979e-cecac18badf2#], or your favorite platform—and leave us a review if you're enjoying the show. More episodes are on the way. In the meantime, explore past conversations and share with anyone who believes that chasing greatness might just require a healthy dose of delusion. * If you enjoyed our conversation with Hrag, visit the TGR Foundation website [https://tgrfoundation.org/] to learn more about the amazing work they’re doing every day and how you can get involved.

S2EP1: Against the grain, and better for it (feat. Ray Lane)

Welcome back to Season 2 of The Golfing CEO, where Derek Belch explores how far dreams, drive, and a dose of delusion can take us in the pursuit of the impossible. Joining him to kick off the second season of the pod is former Oracle President & COO Ray Lane, who invested in Derek’s company nearly ten years ago and has sat on Strivr’s board ever since. Join Derek and Ray as they talk about Ray’s decision to take the Oracle job (despite strong opposition from his personal network), why he chose to go into Venture Capital (again, despite conventional wisdom from those around him), and what makes for a successful startup. * Enjoying the show? Be sure to follow and leave us a review if you’re feeling generous. For more episodes, behind-the-scenes content, and updates, visit TheGolfingCEO.com [http://www.thegolfingceo.com]. * Like what you heard? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts [https://chatgpt.com/c/68755b3f-763c-800e-979e-cecac18badf2#], Spotify [https://chatgpt.com/c/68755b3f-763c-800e-979e-cecac18badf2#], or your favorite platform—and leave us a review if you're enjoying the show. More episodes are on the way. In the meantime, explore past conversations and share with anyone who believes that chasing greatness might just require a healthy dose of delusion.

Season 2 Preview — We're Back, and Delusional as Ever

It's Season 2 of The Golfing CEO, and Derek is back and just as delusional as ever. This season will feature 18 bi-weekly episodes with more amazing guests, who are eager to share their stories, both told and untold, on and off the course.

S1E18: The Strivr Story - Chapter 2 (feat. Mike Colucci and Peter Murray)

In the final episode of Season 1, Derek and co-founder & COO Michael Manuccia wrap up the story of Strivr’s first two years in business — this time with help from two of the company’s earliest employees who lived it day-in and day-out… Mike Colucci and Peter Murray. From spending endless days on NFL practice fields to creating virtual reality content for the U.S. National Soccer and Ski teams, Mike and Peter share what it was like to be “boots on the ground” during Strivr’s scrappy, early days. Together, the group reflects on the realities of building something from nothing, the chaos that comes with growth, and why Strivr’s early hiring practices were… let’s just say, unconventional. It’s a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the moments, lessons, and people that shaped Strivr from the very beginning. * For more information about Strivr, check out www.strivr.com [http://www.strivr.com]. * For more information about Strivr’s latest product launch, check out workwise.strivr.com [http://workwise.strivr.com]. * Enjoying The Golfing CEO? Be sure to follow and leave us a review if you’re feeling generous. For more episodes, behind-the-scenes content, and updates, visit TheGolfingCEO.com [http://www.thegolfingceo.com]. * Like what you heard? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts [https://chatgpt.com/c/68755b3f-763c-800e-979e-cecac18badf2#], Spotify [https://chatgpt.com/c/68755b3f-763c-800e-979e-cecac18badf2#], or your favorite platform—and leave us a review if you're enjoying the show. More episodes are on the way. In the meantime, explore past conversations and share with anyone who believes that chasing greatness might just require a healthy dose of delusion.

S1E17: Football to Finance… and Back (feat. Joe Moglia)

Have you ever wondered what drives someone to make a wholesale career change — not once, but multiple times across a lifetime?  In this episode, Derek sits down with Joe Moglia, whose journey from longtime collegiate football coach to Wall Street executive to football coach again is one of the most unconventional and inspirational “rags to riches” stories you’ll hear.  Joe passionately shares why pivoting between industries is not as crazy as it seems when you truly understand who you are, the skills you bring, and the capabilities required to succeed in any role — even roles as big as the ones he’s mastered throughout his remarkable life and career. Links + CTA * To learn more about Joe Moglia’s life and career, click here [https://moglia.com/]. * Enjoying The Golfing CEO? Be sure to follow and leave us a review if you’re feeling generous. For more episodes, behind-the-scenes content, and updates, visit TheGolfingCEO.com [http://www.thegolfingceo.com]. * Like what you heard? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts [https://chatgpt.com/c/68755b3f-763c-800e-979e-cecac18badf2#], Spotify [https://chatgpt.com/c/68755b3f-763c-800e-979e-cecac18badf2#], or your favorite platform—and leave us a review if you're enjoying the show. More episodes are on the way. In the meantime, explore past conversations and share with anyone who believes that chasing greatness might just require a healthy dose of delusion.