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Brandon Hutchison Shares His Insights Into The Atlanta Motor Speedway
Brandon Hutchison Shares His Insights Into The Atlanta Motor Speedway
Ever say to yourself, “If I could just figure out what I’m passionate about, everything else will take off”? Most of us define passion as simply the work we love to do.
It’s what we’re deeply committed to doing and doing at a high level. We get a lot of joy out of it, but it will also come with a lot of struggle and effort.
And through each step of the journey, we know it’s worth it.
That’s the distinct impression you get when talking with Brandon Hutchison, the Executive Vice President & General Manager of the Atlanta Motor Speedway (AMS). This 27- year veteran of AMS is passionate about what he does.
It shows the minute you start talking to him, as do the enviable results.
Initially, we reached out to Brandon to gain insight into the newly reconfigured track. However, what we got was much more valuable.
We got a rare chance to peer behind the curtain to see what makes Atlanta Motor Speedway a world-class facility.
You can listen to our conversation on our podcast “Brandon Hutchison & The Newly Reconfigured Atlanta Motor Speedway.” What follows here is an edited transcript of our discussion.
Click on the link below to read the Vettes of Atlanta Magazine article.
Brandon Hutchison Shares His Insights Into The Atlanta Motor Speedway
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