Value is subjective and context-specific, but it can’t exist without people. Defining and striving for value hinges on people interacting with each other.

Jim Weiss has spent almost 20 years as the Chairman, CEO & Founder of Real Chemistry, thriving on the view that value is people-centric, no matter which metrics we use to analyze it.

What we talked about:

- Value creation hinges on communication skills

- The importance of listening and managing expectations

- Are ESG scores worth using as value indicators?

- Value through the lenses of learning and risk

- Value from a marketing perspective: balancing fine print with building trust

Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:

- Jim’s LinkedIn profile

- Real Chemistry’s website

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