Renee Minogue
Updated: Aug 14
Episode 346
It has been one of the highlights of my life, to travel through this beautiful state and meet incredible people. -Renee Minogue
Not so long ago, Renee’s husband Mike Minogue asked her to take a hike with him. By the time they got home, the couple had made up their minds that Mike would seek the Republican nomination for Governor of Massachusetts. minogueforma.com. The mother of five children between the ages of 14-22, Renee is a hands on partner, joining him on the campaign trail each and everyday. According to Renee, “Mike is there as a public servant with a purpose driven mindset. He’s not a politician, he’s a businessman. We are on a mission to serve.” Born and raised in a tiny town in Wisconsin with “more cows than people”, Renee took a gap year after high school to live in Austria and learned to speak German. After graduating from Notre Dame with a Fulbright scholarship to return again to Austria, Renee returned home early to care for her dying father. She met Mike when she was as a young intern at GE where he was rising to the top with a focus on developing life saving medical devices. A dynamic sales leader from the start, Renee helped to launch the first 3D ultrasound in the United States and remains a passionate advocate for educational opportunity. She played a leading role in advancing the Federal Scholarship Tax credit through the Mike & Renee Minogue Foundation which sponsored the initiative. In this interview, Renee shares her commitment to faith and family, as well as her hopes for Mike’s candidacy in a traditionally Democratic state. Says Renee: “People are ready for an outsider. He’s a guy who listens and learns. To me, success is living with purpose. It’s not money and it’s not fame, it is serving something greater than yourself.” For 23 minutes of inspiration and a unique perspective into the role a spouse plays in their partner’s political campaign, just hit that download button. #womeninspiringwomen #politics #faith #family #federalscholarshiptaxcredit
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What a refreshing interview — Renee Minogue sounds like someone who has genuinely figured out how to juggle five kids, a household, and still carve out time for herself. I loved the part about how she and Mike make their marriage work while raising a big family; it's rare to hear that kind of honesty on a podcast. Between school runs and everything else, I've found quick word games a nice little mental break, and lately I've been hooked on Poople Answer for endless word ladder puzzles with no daily cap. Thanks for this one — hoping for a part two.