
Episode #22
Sally Henderson with Catherine Bond Muir on turning a conversation in a bar into the first women's motor racing series to race alongside Formula One
Catherine Bond Muir is an IP lawyer turned investment banker turned founder of the W Series, the first women's single seater motor racing championship, which raced alongside Formula One and became the most watched women's sport on Sky before going into administration. In this episode of The How of High Performance she talks about what it took to convince the world that women's motor racing deserved a global stage, the recruitment instinct that mattered more to her than any CV, and the moment her team clapped her out of the office that told her more about her leadership than any metric ever could. Catherine shares what she learned about judgment when you're spinning ten plates and decisions can't wait, and her advice to fellow senior leaders is refreshingly blunt and impossible to forget. About the Show The How of High Performance is a podcast hosted by Sally Henderson, High Stakes Leadership Mentor, Author, TEDx and Keynote Speaker with 26 years of experience mentoring senior leaders. Why you lead gets all the attention, but it's HOW you lead that makes the real difference, especially when the stakes are high and the pressure is permanent. Every episode, Sally talks with a leader who has been tested in leadership and in life, with guests spanning C-suite business, Olympic sport, academia and the military, and asks them to share what they learned about their HOW under pressure. Please follow or subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts - it helps other senior leaders find the show. Sally's book The How of High Performance is available at amazon.co.uk and from all good bookshops. Visit sallyhenderson.co.uk or connect with Sally on LinkedIn.

