Hello, folks. Welcome to the WOOP podcast. I'm your host, Will Ahmed, the founder and CEO of WOOP,

where we are on a mission to unlock human performance. We build wearable technology across

hardware and software and analytics that's designed to better understand you.

We also more recently have been publishing research around respiratory rate, which is a very

important metric that we measure, that we've been able to show can help predict COVID-19 in

this crazy moment in time. I'm very excited for this podcast with the phenomenal Deborah Poole, our chief

business officer enterprise. Deborah has an unbelievable background in building businesses in

general management. She oversaw 400 million dollar business at Wayfair before joining Woop in December of this year. And Debra and I get to

talk about a new business unit that we are launching at Woop, which is Woop back to work. That's right.

Using Woop to help your team, and we're talking a lot of different teams, to go back to work.

And Deborah and I are going to touch on how WOOP can be applied in an athletic setting.

We talk about some of the partners there, an academic setting, so helping schools go back to

work, government setting, military, industrial. We talk about a big construction site

that Woop is operating on and a number of different businesses that Woop can be used in. I think

if you're interested in how Woop can make teams more effective, you're going to enjoy this podcast.

And I think if you're also interested in whether or not Woop might be right for your team, you're going to enjoy this podcast. And I think if you're also interested in whether

or not WOOP might be right for your team, you're going to like this podcast. It's been fascinating

for me to just see all of the different business leaders reach out to us at this time and realizing,

you know, a lot of these are WOOP members who are realizing that they could use this

technology to help their teams. And it's been humbling for me to get to meet a lot of these

CEOs, a lot of these commissioners, these leaders of various important organizations.

And for me, personally, it feels a little full circle because I remember being a college athlete

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