This episode is sponsored by Junius multi-award winning, health food + drinks company – Junius. Much of this is self-taught, instinctive and so perhaps is a talent itself. Perhaps what was just as fascinating was how Mark processed his thoughts and what struck me about this discussion was how effective Mark is at using frameworks to move to action, deliver the necessary behaviours, discipline and focus required to ascend, recover and improve. In a really powerful section Mark divulges what it was like to experience some of the most severe and spectacular (in the factual sense of the word) crashes. Mark shares how he with the help of his father was stretching to ever higher standards and he offers a fascinating insight into competing against the very best in Michael Schumacher. We discuss physically and mentally what he felt he was losing that meant he wasn’t able to compete. In this interview I ask mark about how he’s making sense of his career now that he’s retired and hear all about a strange mix of feeling fortunate and experiencing the loss of his career. Mark has also won the FIA World Endurance Championship with Porsche. During his career Mark won nine Formula one Grands Prix, finishing third on three occasions, while driving for Red Bull racing.
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This week’s guest former Formula One driver Mark Webber. Mark also gives us his thoughts on Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher, his toughest racing track and how technology has had an influence on the sport. Mark had his fair share of scary moments and added: " Doing gymnastics with a F1 car at high speed is never a good thing." Formula One is a unique sport as one gets pushed to the highest level in so many different aspects. The Formula One season is set to start on 21 March.
Mark gives us an excellent breakdown of what it is like to be a race car driver with all the demands and expectations of Formula One and just how dedicated you have to be to the sport as a professional. Mark retired from Formula One in 2013 but still did some racing in the form of the World Endurance Championship with Porsche. The Australian has won 9 Grand Prix races and had 42 podium finishes in his career. In what is a first for The Sports Editor, we had the privilege of chatting to former Formula One racing driver, Mark Webber.
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Where does EU regulation bite? How can the internet, online platforms, partnering, sales channels contribute to sales success and what legal issues or hurdles need overcoming when growing and selling in Europe?Listen to Mark's episode of The Managing Partners Podcast to find out the answers!-Array Digital provides bold marketing that helps managing partners grow their law us on Instagram: us on Twitter: us for a FREE digital marketing review: 75SUBSCRIBE to The Managing Partners Podcast for conversations with the nation's top attorneys. Mark holds and trains the CIPP/E and is an IAPP Privacy Faculty Member.With 21+ years of experience in tech, these days he is predominantly advising on technology deals and where cloud, digital and online technologies converge. EU privacy and data laws underpin almost every transaction or issue he supports. He is a European digital regulation and technology transactions lawyer. Kevin Daisey talks to Mark Webber, the US Managing Partner for Fieldfisher.
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