Angel Mason | Director of Athletics

Angel Mason | Director of Athletics | Berry College

Guest Angel Mason, Berry College

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Angel Mason, Director of Athletics at Berry College, visits @1QLeadership on the topic of listening to oneself. Mason talks about the transition from coaching basketball to working in administration. She mentions making decisions based on values and how finding an organization that aligns with those values can make leadership less challenging. The conversation wraps on navigating strategic planning through the pandemic.

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