The Culture Code
Kevin KruseWelcome to The Culture Code podcast. On this podcast, you’ll learn how to grow, shape, and sustain a high-performance culture with the CEO of LEADx, Kevin Kruse. From designing and delivering highly effective leadership development programs, to measuring and improving the employee experience, you will understand what it takes to cultivate a thriving company culture. Through interviews with Chief P... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusiness | |||
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Latest Episodes
The CPO of Aperian, Addie Johnsen talks about what it's like to be CPO at a 65-employee organization. We discuss: more
I break down my problem with the Kirkpatrick model and what you should do about it!
If L&D wants to evolve from "order-taking" into a strategic entity, a significant mindset and behavior shift is required. more
In this interview, CPO of Consensus Cloud Solutions, Lynn Johnson, explains how she scales and sustains company culture to 600 hybrid and remote employees. more
In this episode, we sit down with Heather Laychak, the CPO at The Aerospace Corporation. She covers everything from her best-in-class approach to aspiring leadership programs to an industry-shifting diversity initiative and her top three book recomme... more
Five years ago, I wrote a check for $1 million to launch an AI-powered coach using IBM Watson. more
Abbie Buck, CPO of Collective Health, breaks down her scrappy approach to leadership dev. This one's full of creative and stealable ideas! more
In this conversation with Courtney Panik, CPO of Symphony, we cover: more
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