Culture Summit 2016 - How to Scale Culture Through Growth with Natalie Baumgartner, co-founder at RoundPegg

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Presentation from Culture Summit 2016 Workshop. Learn more at http://www.culturesummit.co

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Scaling Culture Through Growth
Avoiding Scale-Up Screw-Ups
natalie baumgartner, ph.d.
co-founder and chief psychologist

culture
is your single biggest business lever

explains
89%
of performance and profitability

goal today is
to give you what you need
to get the bullhorn focused on
culture at your company

Cul ture [kuhl-cher], noun –
how we do things around here

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