What starts as a dream of becoming a jazz musician turns into an unexpected journey of building a healthcare technology company impacting millions of lives.
In this episode of Sales Lead Dog, host Chris sits down with Gerry Miller, Founder & CEO of Cloudticity, to explore a career shaped by passion, courage, and the ability to say yes to unexpected opportunities.
Gerry shares how early curiosity for technology, combined with tenacity and bold decision-making, led him from music to cloud computing, healthcare innovation, and AI-driven transformation. The conversation dives deep into leadership, entrepreneurship, culture-building, and how technology is reshaping the future of healthcare.
This episode isn’t just about business; it’s about mindset, resilience, mentorship, and creating meaningful impact while building something that lasts.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- How unexpected career pivots can lead to long-term success
- What it really takes to build and scale a healthcare tech company
- Why passion and courage matter more than fearlessness
- How AI and cloud technology are transforming healthcare
- The importance of culture, enablement, and work-life integration
Whether you’re a founder, executive, entrepreneur, or someone navigating change, this conversation offers practical insights and real-world leadership lessons.
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Sales Lead Dog is a podcast for founders, executives, and revenue leaders focused on leadership, growth, culture, and modern business strategy. Each episode features real conversations with experienced operators who’ve built and scaled successful companies.
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Gerry Miller on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerrymiller
Cloudticity: https://www.cloudticity.com
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