The President (and 2nd gen owner) of Sashco (Les Burch) explains how he could have sold the business for a bazillion dollars years ago, but didn’t, because he wants to missionally invite as many people as possible into the business to experience and be transformed by their culture. One way or another, your company is impacting the world, for good or for bad. Are you changing it for the best? You’ll want to hear this.
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The President (and 2nd gen owner) of Sashco (Les Burch) explains how he could have sold the business for a bazillion dollars years ago, but didn’t, because he wants to missionally invite as many people as possible into the business to experience and be transformed by their culture. One way or another, your company is impacting the world, for good or for bad. Are you changing it for the best? You’ll want to hear this.
#86 - Send Your People Home Happy: Part 2 Ft. Garry Ridge
The Frontline Industry Podcast
30 minutes
1 year ago
#86 - Send Your People Home Happy: Part 2 Ft. Garry Ridge
Joel continues his conversation with Garry Ridge, Former CEO and Chairman Emeritus of WD-40 as Garry tells his story of transitioning from "smart Alec" to servant leader, how to make the workplace a mental health refuge, the power of genuine "How Are You?" questions, and his hopes of continuing to make a difference in the latter stages of his career.
The Frontline Industry Podcast
The President (and 2nd gen owner) of Sashco (Les Burch) explains how he could have sold the business for a bazillion dollars years ago, but didn’t, because he wants to missionally invite as many people as possible into the business to experience and be transformed by their culture. One way or another, your company is impacting the world, for good or for bad. Are you changing it for the best? You’ll want to hear this.
