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When we say our key point of difference and competitive advantage at RCH is our people and culture, we really mean it. 💪 And the core values we've collectively and purposefully created over time, truly permeate through all levels of our organization, and are lived and breathed by our team. That's because they're bigger than us as individuals, and supersede just the workplace. Learn more about our Core Values, and why they're so critical to the growth and success of our organization, customers and team here: https://bit.ly/45CcseU

Lessons I learned from attending Taylor Swift's Eras tour part 1: If you want a great client/fan experience start with great clients/fans. This video was taken about 90 minutes after leaving the stadium after walking from one train station that was closed to another over a mile away that had been "temporarily" closed until moments before we made it there. This easily could have been a crowd full of frustrated and tired fans with the corresponding conflict that would normally arise in that setting, but they are Swifites... How can you create the right client culture in your organization? Are there clients that do not fit your culture? How can you attract the right clients?

"Man, it's the same thing everyone else says I'm sure I mean, it's just it's a great place to be, you know, I came from, I came from a corporate world where you're a number. And we work in a place where everyone cares about everyone." Hear more from Cole Murphy, RP Homes' Director of Development in the video below!

I think the biggest key to success is surrounding yourself with people who inspire you. Last night I was in a room full of people that inspire me every day to be better not only for myself, but for my clients. This past year with New York Life has developed my professionalism in ways I never imagined, and I can’t wait to see what my team and I accomplish in 2024. We’re just getting started ✨🏆 #newyorklife #2024kickoff #financialservices

Check out our latest episode of Genius Loves Company featuring Kristen Sario, Southeast Divisional Director of Rockefeller Global Family Office in conversation with Jannah Devine, one of Rockefeller's Private Advisors, as they explore the importance of valued advice in this information age and how Jannah's curiosity and care for her clients has propelled her career forward. https://lnkd.in/gjwrnxc5

The small and medium sized businesses we serve, and our teammates, have big goals and life dreams they are pursuing. We must be just as bold and courageous if we want to help them get there. At 1848 Ventures, backed by Westfield, that means we do what we say we’re going to do and speak candidly — always. Challenging each other, asking questions, and sharing our unique, diverse perspectives frees our team from “the way things have always been done.” When we’re brave enough to care personally and say what needs to be said, we prove our respect for each other, form deeper relationships, and deliver game-changing solutions.   The behaviors we expect: - We build trust through actions, not words. - We say what needs to be said at the right time. - We care personally and challenge directly.

Although we live in an era of #AI, we strongly believe that human interaction is crucial for fostering #innovation and #collaboration. That is one of the reasons you will see us interacting with the companies behind the most powerful #AITools we utilize in our work every day. Here is a brief report on the first DeepL #meetup by our Lukáš Záhoř

What is life like at G&T? Nancy Elgarf-Weir, director, talks us through her working day, her experiences as a working parent and how she seizes opportunities to engage in diverse projects with a variety of clients. Hear all about why G&T is a place where you can realise your potential. Watch the video: https://hubs.la/Q029V7Jq0 #RealiseYourPotential

A must for your people, your teams, your entire company. Learning a common language with a purpose improves productivity and end results. It starts here!

The story of Macbeth offers profound insights into the nature of ambition, power, and the consequences of our choices. There are real-life connections we can draw from this tragic tale, don’t you think? Last weekend, I saw this fantastic play, at The Globe Theatre. It made me think about how much we can still resonate with it, even after 417 years. The play Macbeth exemplifies the consequences of unchecked ambition, which ultimately leads to the tragic end of its protagonist. It conveys the message that unethical behaviour can never lead to long-term success or satisfaction. We often confront situations where our personal ambition may conflict with our moral principles, but it's essential to prioritize ethical principles over our desires. Macbeth's story compels us to reflect on our actions, consider their implications, and make responsible choices that align with our values. By upholding ethical standards and prioritizing integrity, we can accomplish success that is long-lasting and benefits everyone. Let's take inspiration from Macbeth's journey and strive to make constructive choices that lead us to a fulfilling and meaningful life.🙂🤩