In this episode of The Culture Builders Podcast, Zoe shares details of the Catchafire work environment, desired leadership qualities and strategies to elicit employee motivation.

The crux of Zoe's job is to connect Catchafire's employees to what they feel inspired by. Zoe shares how she incorporates this into Catchafire's recruitment process, the development of their culture and why values are typically a precursor to the development of an effective culture.

In this episode of The Culture Builders Podcast, we are joined by Erin Miller, the Vice President of People & Culture at Lulu Press, to discuss how building a proactive support system for employees can increase productivity and foster a more positive work environment. 

Erin started her career in sales, but after realising the potential of people management, she moved into people leadership to work toward boosting satisfaction and therefore productivity of employees. Erin emphasises the importance of building a culture of trust among employees, providing a safe space and building an inclusive culture.

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According to Megan, a compelling culture, the right investment in the people, whilst giving them scope to excel in various departments and roles can really impact growth. Megan believes it is important to say yes to all kinds of opportunities irrespective of whether you know if you will be able to succeed, if you're smart and hard-working, the rest will fall together.

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In this episode of The Culture Builders Podcast, Jessica talks about how she made a career out of her love for people. As the head of People and Places at Catalyst Software, Jessica throws some light on a functional office's leadership side and how to keep the office environment proactive.

Having an experience of 10 years at Digital Ocean as the director of the employee experience, Jessica looks at the office culture to focus on the employee's mental well-being and the office experience. Jessica shares that she loves people, and that's why she thrives at what she does. Jessica talks about the type of values that are significant at the Catalyst Software, which includes transparency. She gives herself credit for being able to listen to other people before reacting or forming an opinion. During COVID, the CEO of Catalyst would ask employees to take a break for their mental health. The remote situation during COVID was not an issue for them since their setup is entirely based in New York only.

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In today's world, fast growth is considered vital for a company's success. But how can companies balance that growth with a company culture that prioritizes people first? In this episode of The Culture Builders podcast, we discuss that and more with Keira Torkko, VP of employee experience at Assent Compliance. With years of experience spanning multiple diverse fields and a passion for sports and coaching, Keira believes in inspiring change through leadership.

According to Keira, a culture of growth and inquiry can only be cultivated by having a committed and accessible leadership that actively promotes these qualities. Approaching challenges as puzzles to be solved together and advocating for employees at all times is a step to creating enduring values.

Erin Blaskie, the director of marketing at Fellow, has been a keen storyteller and a tech aficionado from an early age. Logically, this lead her to pursue an acclaimed career in digital marketing while also being passionate about community building. In this episode, Erin shares her insights into why leadership that embraces a strong 'why' is what attracts passionate people and why authenticity and transparency are key to ensuring that people can thrive in their roles. 

This has been a taxing year for companies trying to navigate an unprecedented shift from traditional work environments to almost everyone working remotely. Who better to offer valuable insight into the issue than Tia Smith from Collaborative Solutions, who has extensive experience in people development and performance management. 

Accessible leadership, listening, and inclusivity are all key to fostering a company culture where employees feel free to express themselves and realize their potential, according to Tia. And in this extraordinary time of remote work, nothing is as important as trust. 

Mike Potter, the founder, and CEO at Rewind shares his story of how always being the back-up guy led him to create Rewind, a rapidly growing platform that allows companies to secure their SaaS data. From plastering his walls in rejection letters in the early days of his career to now leading a company where one of the key goals is to make it a great place for employees to work, Mike is all about creating opportunities for his team that will ensure that everyone can grow alongside the company.

In this episode of The Culture Builders podcast, the tables have turned. This time we're invite our host, Cassy Aite, the co-founder and CEO of Hoppier, to join us as a guest to talk about how HR can be a key factor that increases a company's probability of success.

Enjoying leadership from an early age, Cassy firmly believes that true happiness comes from enabling others to do their best work. Working with teams worldwide and experiencing different cultures, Cassy knows first-hand that HR has a direct impact on wellbeing and productivity, which is why businesses that invest here early, tend to do best.

Featuring Navid Nathoo, the co-founder of The Knowledge Society (TKS) that helps next-generation global leaders solve the world's biggest problems through their knowledge-based approach and technology.

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