PODCAST: Evolving an Employee-First AND Client-First Culture

Definian discusses how to build a culture that prioritizes both employees and clients, creating a reinforcing cycle of engagement and success.

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Craig

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On the For Love of Team podcast with Winston Faircloth, Premier International (now Definian) CEO Craig Wood provides a forthright account of Premier International's (now Definian) history, employee culture, overarching value system, and approach when handling unforeseen circumstances. The listener gets a unique lens into the tools used by company leadership that have contributed to the organization’s growth and award-winning culture, such as the tenets of The Definian Way, radical candor, gratitude, and self-awareness.

Aligning with Premier International's (now Definian) foundation and guiding principles, Craig celebrates Premier International's (now Definian) founders for creating the company with such an intentional ethical groundwork that has solidified the precedent for today’s simultaneously employee-first and client-first culture.

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