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E172 - Adrian Gore: Building a business empire on a core purpose
Publisher |
Jake Humphrey
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Business
Society & Culture
Sports
Publication Date |
Jan 11, 2023
Episode Duration |
00:16:26

Adrian Gore is a businessman, entrepreneur, founder and CEO of multi-billion dollar company Discovery Holdings with 40 million customers around the world. Discovery is the parent company of Vitality. The Vitality Programme is the world’s largest incentive-based health promotion programme designed to encourage and reward people for having good lifestyle habits with a focus on prevention and wellness instead of curative care. Discovery was names in the top 5 companies changing the world by Fortune Magazine.

Adrian talks about taking risks, achieving potential, the power of purpose and why you should avoid egotistical people. “IQ divided by ego must be much greater than one!”

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