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Loïc Fery on Padel: Bridging Business Acumen and Sports Passion (JOPS03E09)

Loïc Fery on Padel: Bridging Business Acumen and Sports Passion (JOPS03E09)

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 From Football to Padel: Loïc Fery's Insights on Sports Management (JOPS03E09) I'm excited to bring you the latest episode of Joy of Padel, featuring the dynamic Loïc Fery. Known for his ventures in finance and as the owner of FC Lorient, Loïc has now immersed himself in the world of padel. In this episode, we explore Loïc's journey from tennis to padel, discussing his passion for the sport and his involvement in the Hexagon Cup with his team, 10 Padel (along with F1 driver Pierre Gasly and Diana Kyllmann). Loïc shares his insights on the social and competitive aspects of padel, and why he believes it's set for global growth. We also delve into the parallels between managing a football club and a padel team, offering a unique perspective on sports management. Loïc's mantra, "Believe it's possible," resonates throughout our conversation, highlighting his optimistic approach to challenges. Don't miss his thoughts on padel's potential Olympic future and its expansion in the US market. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone passionate about padel and sports business. Join us for an engaging discussion that bridges finance, football, and padel. It's a must-listen for all padel fans! See you on the courts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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