Show Notes
Paul Guerra’s career spans global business, public advocacy, and now professional sport — but his leadership philosophy has always been the same: lead with heart, build strong communities, and focus on the future. From 17 years at Motorola witnessing the birth of mobile phones, to guiding Victorian small businesses through the toughest days of the pandemic as CEO of the Victorian Chamber of Commerce, Paul has been at the centre of change. Now, as CEO of the Melbourne Football Club — the oldest sporting club in the world — he’s bringing that same vision to sport, on and off the field. 🎧 Watch the full episode on YouTube #TheInspiredCEO #PaulGuerra #Leadership #SmallBusinessChampion #BusinessResilience #FutureFocused #MelbourneFootballClub #AFL #CommunityLeadership #VisionaryLeaders #BusinessAndSport
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