Many principles of leadership that Mr. Mullin teaches his executive clients have their roots in his accomplished student athletic career. Mr. Mullin was drafted by the NBA’s Boston Celtics and went on to play professional basketball in Europe. Playing for Hall of Fame basketball coach Pete Carril at Princeton University, he was named All-American Honorable Mention, All Ivy League, and was the leading scorer in the 1984 NCAA basketball tournament. In the history of the Ivy League, the player to score the most points in an NCAA Tournament game not named Bill Bradley is Princeton University's Kevin "Moon" Mullin.
In Student Athletes: A Guide to the Future, Mr. Mullin shares his timeless and universal lessons from his accomplished student athletic career to help student athletes make good decisions and charter their course for the future.
Meet Kevin Mullin at The Town Book Store located at 270 East Broad Street in Westfield (corner of East Broad and Elmer Streets). If you are unable to attend this event, feel free to call The Town Book Store at (908) 233-3535 to reserve an autographed copy.
