In this episode of Company Profiles, Paul Chase interviews Adam Kirk, CEO of Oostas, a digital marketing agency that serves small businesses. Adam shares his inspiring story of how he overcame a challenging period in the company's history and rebuilt a strong, positive team culture. He discusses the importance of clear communication, regular feedback, and fun activities in fostering a thriving work environment. Adam also offers insights on how to transition to a remote work model and maintain a strong team culture even when employees are not working in the same office.

Key takeaways:

Clear communication is essential for building a strong team culture.Regular feedback helps employees feel valued and engaged.Fun activities can help promote team bonding and morale.A remote work model can be successful with careful planning and implementation.

Join Paul Chase, host of "Company Profiles," as he delves into the transformative power of positive business culture with business consultant Greg Laszakovits. In this insightful conversation, Greg unveils the secrets to creating a thriving work environment that attracts top talent, boosts productivity, and drives business success.

Greg, an expert in cultivating exceptional business cultures, sheds light on the key ingredients of a positive workplace:

The hallmarks of a toxic business culture and how to avoid its pitfalls

Strategies for fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and growth

Practical tips for implementing a winning business culture, even in a small mom-and-pop shop

Discover how a positive business culture can revolutionize your organization, transforming it into a beacon of success. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or an aspiring business owner, this podcast is essential listening for anyone seeking to unleash the full potential of their company.

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Diesha Cooper, Founder of Execuly

Paul interviews Diesha Cooper, founder of Execuly, a service that matches fractional executives with small businesses. Diesha discusses how she got started, being a woman in a traditionally male dominated role and why she created Execuly.

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