Some leaders chase growth. Others build movements that last. In this episode of Leadership Odysseys, Kirsty Gee sits down with Rosy McEvedy, the founder of IV League Drips and Academy by IV League, to unpack how she turned a simple idea into a national model for integrative health. From a single clinic to a network of more than 200 licensees, Rosy shares the clarity, conviction, and discipline it takes to build something that scales with purpose. Key Highlights: See the opportunity before it’s obvious. Rosy recognised a gap in Australia’s wellness landscape and moved first to bring IV therapy into mainstream care. Lead with knowledge and intent. Her pharmaceutical training and nursing studies gave her the foundation to build credibility and trust in an unregulated space. Design systems that scale. Rosy breaks down how her licensee model—not a franchise—allows clinicians to deliver consistent, quality care while retaining ownership. Build culture into the structure. She shares why energy, belief, and alignment matter more than credentials when expanding across a national network. Stay grounded in the mission. Rosy’s focus now is depth over speed—educating, supporting, and strengthening the community she’s built. Rosy McEvedy isn’t just building a business; she’s shaping an industry. Her story shows how conviction, clarity, and structure can turn an idea into a lasting impact.   Connect with Rosy McEvedy: LinkedIn | Instagram  IV League Drips: LinkedIn | Instagram | Website  Academy by IV League: Instagram This episode is brought to you by: Naturally Glutenfree Connect with Kirsty Gee:  LinkedIn |  Instagram | Website