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How to drive culture. Intentionally. Moorestown HS Gir irls ls Lacrosse 14 state champio ionship ips in in 15 ye years fr s from 2 2000-2014 2014 Pa Paulsbo boro ro HS, S, NJ Wre restling g 25 25 consecut consecutive ive


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How to drive culture. Intentionally.

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Moorestown HS Gir irls ls Lacrosse – 14 state champio ionship ips in in 15 ye years fr s from 2 2000-2014 2014

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Pa Paulsbo boro ro HS, S, NJ Wre restling g – 25 25 consecut consecutive ive st stat ate e cham championship ionships s from

  • m 1983

1983-2008 2008

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Ea Eastern rn HS, S, NJ Field d Hockey – 17 17 consecut consecutive ive st stat ate e cham championship ionships s fr from 1 m 1999-2016 2016

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What make kes s these se public high sc school sp sports s champions s so so remarka kable?

v They’re stuck with whomever happens to live in their town v They turn over their roster every year

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Championsh ship culture

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The The cult cultur ure e in in any any or

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anization ion has has an an EN ENORM RMOUS influence over influence over how how p peop eople d le do w

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hat they do.

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CULTURE

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Your people

Good Bad Go with the flow

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We’re all competing in a commoditized world

Product A Your Company Your Competition Service B

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Differentiation in a commoditized world

People Your Company Your Competition

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Where does Culture come from?

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The same thing is happening inside your company!

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Average CEO response

How important is Culture to the bottom line?

4.8

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Does your company have a … 94% 96% 99% < 10%

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Culture should be…

Intentional Systematic

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Values vs. Behaviors

VALUES IDEAS

  • Integrity
  • Quality
  • Respect
  • Innovation

BEHAVIORS ACTIONS

  • Honor commitments
  • Practice blameless

problem-solving

  • Be a fanatic about

response time

  • Follow-up everything
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Behavior is easier to…

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The “Way” card

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The “Way” card

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The “Way” card

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Rituals

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Rituals help make things last

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Rituals create a structured way to focus on 1 behavior each week

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Examples of weekly rituals for Fundamentals

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Examples of weekly rituals for Fundamentals

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Examples of weekly rituals for Fundamentals

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Behavior change

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Good companies have good cultures by chance. World-class companies have world-class cultures by design.

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“Good is the enemy of great”

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If you only remember two things from my presentation, they should be:

▪ Define your culture in terms of the behaviors you want to see. ▪ Creating rituals is the key to sustainability.

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When you get back to your office, the two things you should do are:

▪ Decide how great you want to be. ▪ Make a commitment to get more intentional and systematic about your culture.

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