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Give culture a voice

Be deliberate in creating a collaborative culture. Give it the same priority as the elevator pitch. Find input from other CEOs, mentors, and employees.

Make the words that describe the company culture a mantra and use it with every audience - employees, customers, investors, and the public.

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