Host Monique Akanbi sits down with culture architect Tony Moore to discuss what makes a good boss. Tony offers insights into the best mindset for leading a team and what leaders at every level can do to set their employees and business up for success.
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Tony Moore
Culture Architect, Tony Moore Speaks
Tony Moore, known as The Culture Architect, is an international keynote speaker, author, and executive coach, as well as a former executive of both operations and human resources. Over the course of his 25 years in the C-suite, Tony had the privilege of leading the people and culture integration of five mergers and multiple large-scale organizational turnarounds. Through this experience, Tony came to recognize culture as the soil in which everything in the organization lives or dies. Today his firm, Tony Moore Speaks & Associates, works with leaders who want to improve bottom-line performance by creating a team culture of radical ownership.
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