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			<h2>Ian Armiger</h2>
<h3>Coaches Coach</h3>
<p>Ian Armiger is, to my mind, not only one of the greatest sports coaches of all time, but he is also a &#8220;coaches coach&#8221;. His lifelong passion (obsession?) with what he simply calls #FastSwimming allies his unbounded energy and curiosity to learn. Ian is my &#8220;go-to&#8221; around elite performance whether that is in sports or business leadership.</p>

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Alan Dean

WhatComesNext.Live is a podcast recorded and broadcast live. On each show our guest first shares a little about themselves and their thoughts on WhatComesNext, then together we seek to draw out those thoughts into actionable insights for you. I’m your host, Tom McCallum.