Randall Crowder: Commitment to Conviction of Action
In this episode of Championship Leadership, we had the privilege to interview Randall Crowder, former Captain in the US Army, Venture Capitalist, and Chief Operating Officer of Phunware (NASDAQ: PHUN), a technology company in Austin, TX providing brands with a fully integrated cloud platform for mobile, including blockchain-enabled data exchange and mobile loyalty ecosystem powered by PhunCoin. Growing up in a family of military men, Randall never considered going through and becoming a part of the US Army but fate has a different plan for him. After serving for six years in the military and holding a high position as a Captain, he decided to take his MBA and pursue his dream of becoming an entrepreneur.
For the years to follow, Randall was able to translate his skills into the private sector and managed different successful investments as a venture capitalist. Today more than ever, Randall’s passion to be a part of every venture innovation just becomes stronger. You want to know more about Randall’s journey?
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In This Episode:
[7:05] What does Championship Leadership mean to Randall?
[11:30] Who is Randall Crowder and what brought him to where he is today?
[21:33] Leaders that have influenced him.
[30:12] A turning point inside of her life.
[39:10] Episode takeaways.
Important Quotes:
“Championship leadership is not only understanding how to respond to failure, but how you rally your team.”
“Leaders are less like a contract and more just like this consistent commitment to conviction of action.”
“If you want to be something or do something, it’s possible.”
“You know you’re inspiring others with your actions. Not so much your words.”
“The art of delegation is probably one of the greatest skills a leader can develop.”
“Asking something from somebody else, actually creates a stronger relationship because it feeds on somebody else’s desire to help.”
“There are only two real pains in this world. There’s the pain of discipline and the pain of regret.”
“There’s a lot of life to be lived along the way, and you’ve got to take stock of that, and you’ve got to be present.”
“If you had a choice of being right and being kind, choose being kind.”
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