How This CEO Scaled His Team Without Killing Culture

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AnsamPartners

Faisal Fallatah

34 episodes

5 days ago

I started AnsamPartners with a simple mission: To unpack the raw stories, hard lessons, and mindsets behind building companies that matter. My passion lives at the intersection of AI, software, fintech, and startup innovation. I've worked in finance helping protect billion-dollar investments — but what excites me most are the builders most people haven’t heard of yet… the ones quietly shaping the future. This podcast is my way of sitting down with founders, investors and operators and dig into what it really takes to turn vision into traction. No fluff. No theory. Just real conversations

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How This CEO Scaled His Team Without Killing Culture - or Innovation

AnsamPartners

40 minutes 35 seconds

3 months ago

How This CEO Scaled His Team Without Killing Culture - or Innovation

What if solving complex tech problems started not with code, but with curiosity about people?

In this episode, Rich Sheridan, CEO of Menlo Innovations and best-selling author shares how he turned a toxic, chaotic career in software into a joyful mission to eliminate human suffering through technology. The surprising secret? High-tech anthropology.

Discover how Rich’s team designs software by studying users in their natural environments - transforming clunky systems into tools that feel effortless. From NASA missions to hospital systems, Menlo’s radically human process is rewriting the rules of innovation, collaboration, and workplace culture.

If you’ve ever been frustrated by bad tech, burnt out by toxic work, or intrigued by what it really takes to build something meaningful, this episode will shift your perspective.