# Heather Mclean
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heather mclean (born January 4, 1993) is a Canadian speed skater who is specialized in the sprint distances.
== Career ==
McLean won her first World Cup medal in November 2015 at the World Cup stop in Calgary when she finished third in the women's team sprint event. In December she won her first medal in a singles event when she finished third in the women's 500 m event in Inzell.
From Air Force Leader to AI Entrepreneur: Heather McLean's Startup Journey
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Thinking about leaving your job to start a business? The biggest obstacle isn't money—it's deciding to bet on yourself.
Building a successful business isn't about having every answer before you start—it's about developing the confidence to take the first step. In this episode of…
How Care Builds Stronger Teams Under Pressure with Heather Mclean
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The most dangerous leadership myth in high-stakes work is that caring slows you down. When tech is moving fast, deadlines are real, and mistakes have consequences, it can feel like you have to pick one: protect your people or protect the mission. I sit down with Air Force veteran a…
How Care Builds Stronger Teams Under Pressure with Heather Mclean
The conversation explores the intersection of leadership, technology, and care in high-stakes environments. It challenges the assumption that care and performance are opposing forces and emphasizes the importance of trust, communication, and investing in people.
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Care and performance are…
Beyond the AI Hype: Building Technology That Actually Solves Problems with Heather McLean
Artificial intelligence is everywhere—but how much of it is real, and how much is just hype?
In this episode of Born Before the Algorithm, I sit down with Heather McLean, a U.S. Air Force veteran, CEO, and AI strategist who has spent more than 25 years leading technology, logistics, and enterprise…
Heather McLean: Cutting Through the AI Hype and Leading With Purpose
AI is moving faster than most businesses can keep up with—but the biggest challenge isn’t always the technology. It’s knowing where to start, what actually matters, and how to implement AI without losing the human side of business.
Today, we’re joined by Heather McLean, U.S. Air Force veteran, CEO,…
Beyond the AI Hype: Building Technology That Delivers | Heather McLean
Artificial intelligence is changing business—but how do you separate the hype from what actually creates results?
In this insightful episode, I’m joined by Heather McLean, a U.S. Air Force veteran, CEO, and AI strategist who spent 20 years leading logistics and IT operations before founding McLean…
Beyond the AI Hype: Leading People, Technology & Transformation | Heather McLean
AI is transforming business, but successful adoption is about far more than technology. In this episode, Heather McLean—U.S. Air Force veteran, CEO, and AI strategist—shares practical lessons on leadership, people-first culture, AI strategy, and building technology that creates real business value.…
#942 Heather McLean: 🚀 How People-First Leaders Make AI Work
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Why do promising AI initiatives fail even when the technology works? Heather McLean believes the answer usually involves people, processes, leadership, and trust.
Heather is an Air Force veteran, technology leader, entrepreneur, and founder of McLean Forrester. In this conversation…
Air Force Veteran: Heather McLean's 20-Year Journey
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Heather McLean for a conversation about Air Force service, veteran transition, technology leadership, AI, and building a company after military and corporate life.
Heather shares how she joined Air Force ROTC while trying to f…
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