Your host, Arthur Yon, talks with the Director of Integration of Acquira, Doug Thorpe. Doug's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Starting as an army officer, he transitioned into the commercial world, where he became part of a legendary banking culture at Texas Commerce, which later became Chase Bank of Texas. His experiences there, particularly the bank's 64 consecutive quarters of earnings growth, shaped his understanding of leadership and business success.
After taking early retirement at 45, Doug embraced entrepreneurship and consulting, helping business leaders and owners reach new levels of success. His passion for leadership development has been a constant throughout his career, and he considers himself a lifelong learner of the subject.
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