In this episode, Marty Grunder sits down with his longtime friend and mentor Ed Eppley. Ed is considered a leading expert globally on motivating and leading teams to perform well and is always a great source of inspiration and advice. In this episode, he shares his best tips on fostering a strong and positive company culture.
You’ll hear Ed’s thoughts around developing a company culture that aligns with your business model and goals, asking yourself as a leader, ‘Would I want to work for me?’, accepting ‘average’ employees just to fill positions, and planning your exit strategy years in advance.
Ed Eppley, founder of The Eppley Group, is a leading global expert in professional management, sales strategy, and performance management. He has worked with executive teams at multinational companies across the U.S., Europe, China, Japan, and Australia. His clients include a “Who’s Who” of business category leaders such as BMW, DSW, Sara Lee, Bloomberg, Battelle, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Speedway, Steamboat Ski & Resort Company, Value City Furniture, PSA Airlines, Emerson Electric, NECCO, Safelite Auto Glass, and others. Ed is the author of “Let’s Be Clear: 6 Disciplines of Focused Management Pros.”
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