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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🔗 Connect with Our Guest Gerry Miller on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerrymiller Cloudticity: https://www.cloudticity.com

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