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Lauren Kyle opens up on business growth and letting go ahead of new season

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"This has been hard for me": Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle opens up about the challenge of letting go as her businesses continue to grow ahead of the new season

Lauren Kyle opens up.(Image via Getty Images)

Connor McDavid, the Edmonton Oilers’ star player and captain, has kept himself busy with the preseason amid the team’s recent win against the Winnipeg Jets. While his wife, Lauren Kyle, has been his cheerleader through every season, she is also a successful interior designer and entrepreneur who runs multiple businesses spanning luxury design, hospitality, and fashion.

Ahead of the new season, Connor McDavid’s wife has opened up about her difficult days.

Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle opens up about her businesses as he gears up for the new season

A few weeks ago, in an interview with business major students from the University of Alberta, Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle was asked about how she has let go of the day to day operations of her multiple businesses.

To this, Lauren Kyle said, “This has been one of the harder parts for me. When your name is tied to something, it’s natural to want to be involved in everything.

What I’ve learned is where I need to stay close to anything that touches the vision, the creative direction, and the overall feeling of the brand.”Connor McDavid’s wife, Lauren Kyle, added, “That’s what ensures everything we put out stays aligned. Beyond that, I try to step back and give my team ownership over execution. As long as the foundation is clear, they can lead and often elevate things in ways I wouldn’t have thought of.”

Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle has been a highly successful entrepreneur. In the last few years, Lauren Kyle has set up a high-end furniture retailer and manufacturer, Trove Living, a restaurant and cocktail bar, Bar Trove, and Sports Club Atelier, a limited-edition sportswear brand developed in partnership with the Edmonton Oilers and now officially licensed with the

NHL.While Lauren Kyle has established her mark, she is gearing up to be there for her husband, the Edmonton Oilers’ captain, in the new season.

Connor McDavid opens up on what he wants to learn in the new season with the Edmonton Oilers

Ahead of the new season, in an interview with Elliotte Friedman and Kyle Bukauskas of the 32 Thoughts podcast, Connor McDavid said, “I want to be coached. I do. There’s areas of the game that I have figured out, and they come naturally and easy to me.”The Edmonton Oilers’ captain added, “And there’s other areas of the game that I need some help with, and I need to be coached, and I need to be, we need to be, organized. And I know Babs will do that. Babs will have our group organized. We’re going to be the most prepared team in the NHL.”While the Edmonton Oilers had a few brutal seasons on the ice in the last few years, all eyes remain on Connor McDavid now.

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