Bill Daly: Leadership, Trust and Building a Stronger Hockey Culture
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What does good leadership look like when you’ve spent decades helping lead one of the biggest professional sports leagues in the world?
On this episode of Tom Talks, Tom Renney sits down with Bill Daly, Deputy Commissioner of the National Hockey League, for a conversation about leadership, character, trust, and the culture of hockey.
Bill reflects on nearly 30 years with the NHL and shares why some of his greatest lessons have come from failure rather than success. He discusses the values that have guided his career, including hard work, honesty, and doing what you believe is right, even when the decision is difficult.
Tom and Bill also explore the importance of trust in high-stakes negotiations, how hockey culture continues to evolve, the growth of women’s hockey, and the NHL’s responsibility to work with organizations across every level of the game.
They close with a powerful idea that applies far beyond hockey: enjoyment can be a competitive advantage. When people are passionate about what they do, enjoy the people around them, and want to show up each day, they put themselves in a better position to perform.
It’s a candid conversation about leading through challenges, building strong cultures, and never becoming too experienced to keep learning.