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Anne Mahlum

Anne Mahlum

American entrepreneur and former CEO of Back on My FeetWikipedia

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Oct 26, 2026

Craig SiegelHOST
0:27
And I'm really pumped for this one, guys.
Craig SiegelHOST
0:29
We recorded this conversation in person here in New York City with the extraordinary juggernaut, Anne Mahlum.
Craig SiegelHOST
0:35
And I have to tell you, this was genuinely one of my favorite conversations in a very long time, if not ever.
Craig SiegelHOST
0:40
Now, if you're not familiar with Anne, she's an absolute powerhouse and a force.
Craig SiegelHOST
4:30
So without further ado, let's get into this unbelievable conversation with the one and only Anne Mallow.
Craig SiegelHOST
4:35
Enjoy the episode.
Craig SiegelHOST
4:37
Today's guest is Anne Mahlum, and she's an absolute force of nature and a giant.
Craig SiegelHOST
4:41
She's the founder of SolidCore, which she built from one single studio into one of the most successful fitness brands in the country, ultimately exiting for nearly $100 million.
Rob SimmelkjaerHOST
8:11
So let, let's talk about it.
Rob SimmelkjaerHOST
8:12
And the story of Back on My Feet began with a woman I had a chance to meet at your gala this past summer, named Anne Mahlum, who was living in Philadelphia.
Rob SimmelkjaerHOST
8:23
She was also about to start a corporate job at my former employer, Comcast, and she went out on a run one morning and ran past a homeless shelter on North Broad Street in Philadelphia.
Rob SimmelkjaerHOST
8:35
She'd run past this shelter every morning and would wave at the men who were standing outside there.
Carrie KerpenHOST
0:57
You heard it before from Steph.
Carrie KerpenHOST
0:59
Uh, tomorrow Anne Mahlum will be up, and she's gonna tell you how she netted $100 million from her exit, and man oh man, is that amazing.
Carrie KerpenHOST
1:09
It's amazing, right? Yeah, it's amazing.
Carrie KerpenHOST
1:11
By the way, it's one in so, so many different types of exits.
Carrie KerpenHOST
1:19
For me, when I started the Exit Whisperer Podcast, I wanted women to understand the variety of options for them at exit that are not just the huge number, but are a gift for freedom, for an opportunity to close a chapter and step into another, for the experience of going through building something that can be transferred to someone else, which is basically a really, really hard thing to do.
Carrie KerpenHOST
1:56
And I want you to know that on the Exit Whisperer Podcast, which I hope you all subscribe to, we interview women who have exited in so many different ways.
Carrie KerpenHOST
2:08
We've interviewed Anne Mahlum, who will be here tomorrow.
Carrie KerpenHOST
2:10
We've interviewed Jessica Zweig, who I'm gonna bring up on the stage.

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