Culture eats strategy for breakfast
Did you know?
The famous Austrian consultant Peter Drucker said that “culture eats strategy for breakfast”. He wasn’t suggesting strategy isn’t important, but that the backbone of any business is culture. One of the best investments a business can make, is adopting a healthy work culture. Many businesses focus on having an organizationally smart (IQ) culture, but are they organizationally healthy (EQ)? Culture eats strategy for breakfast any day of the week.
Organizational health is good for your people, and your bottom line. According to a study from Mckinsey, 80% of participating companies who took concrete action towards health saw increased gains, with up to 18% higher returns over 18 months. This is why organizational health trumps everything else in business.
Organizational health will surpass all other disciplines in business as the greatest opportunity for improvement and competitive advantage.
– Patrick Lencioni
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“TCG quickly understood the unique details of our business, and faciliated changes we still practice today. We discovered when placing employees first, happy customers will follow. We now have control over our team culture that enjoys what we do, is proud to represent our company, and is inspired by the big picture of the future. Organizational health matters.”
— Miranda (Chief Operating Officer 87Zero)
“I’ve spent over a decade in business management and as an executive coach. The Cultura Group is special when it comes to people. Their ability to uncover organizational culture gaps and recognize opportunities for improvement is a gift. Very few are as able to guide leadership teams to a place of healthy transparency and vision.”
— Matt (Executive Coach)
“TCG helped to pinpoint chellenges and offer strategic advice that sharpened our vision and values. Thanks to their expertise, we are moving forward with greater impact, unity and cohesion. We continue to trust their guidance for our organization. Invaluable! ”
— Ben (Kahului Union)
“Finding the right advocate is important in business, as it is in life. The strength of TCG is to listen and facilitate meaningful conversations that get you moving. Taking the next step and moving in the right direction is invaluable and essential for growth.”
— Tammy (Faith Riding/Moniz Surf School)