🎧 Weekly Podcast Pick: “How Lululemon’s Founder Chip Wilson Built A Billion Dollar Brand” by The Tony Robbins Podcast

In this interview, Tony Robbins sits down with Chip Wilson, the Canadian entrepreneur and philanthropist behind the global success of Lululemon Athletica. Chip’s journey started in the ski industry before he launched Westbeach Snowboard in 1979, which grew to become a major player in the snowboarding apparel space. But his real claim to fame came in 1998 when he founded Lululemon Athletica, revolutionizing the yoga apparel scene with high-quality gear that balanced both functionality and style. Thanks to his dedication to innovation and fostering a strong company culture, Lululemon quickly rose to prominence and became a billion-dollar brand. Wilson served as its CEO until 2005 and remained on the board until 2013.

Known for his out-of-the-box thinking and willingness to take bold risks, Wilson has left a lasting mark on the apparel industry. Beyond business, he’s also deeply committed to philanthropy, supporting causes that touch on education, health, and the environment. One of his key charitable efforts is his non-profit organization, imagine1day, which focuses on enhancing education in Ethiopia. Chip’s entrepreneurial spirit and passion for giving back have made him a unique and influential figure in both business and social impact.