Are you a CEO or business leader struggling to innovate like a startup? In this insightful episode of Growth Hacking Culture, we welcome Vladimer Botsvadze, a top-ranked global thought leader in digital transformation and innovation, to tackle the critical question: Why do so many corporate innovation initiatives fail, and how can enterprises learn from startup agility?

Discover how to bridge the innovation gap and foster a culture of disruptive growth. Vladimer shares actionable strategies to transform your organization's approach to innovation.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Understanding the Innovation Disconnect:
  • Why 70% of corporate innovation projects fail and common misconceptions.
  • The stark differences in risk and failure mindsets between startups and established companies.
• Transforming Corporate Culture:
  • How rigid corporate processes stifle innovation and how to adapt them for agility.
  • Practical steps to cultivate a culture of experimentation and intrapreneurship.
  • How to build a culture of digital transformation.
• Future-Proofing Your Business:
  • Essential future skills your company needs to thrive in a rapidly changing market.
  • Expert advice for CEOs to drive transformative innovation and close the innovation gap.
• Vladimer Botsvadze's Expertise:
  • Learn from a #1 Global Marketing, Social Media, and Retail Thought Leader (Thinkers360, 2023).
  • Gain insights from 15+ years of experience working with Fortune 500 companies and startups.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Overcoming corporate innovation challenges.
• Building a culture of intrapreneurship and agile innovation.
• The importance of digital transformation strategy.
• Developing future skills for sustainable growth.
• Leadership strategies for closing the innovation gap.

Connect with Vladimer Botsvadze:

• LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/vladimerbotsvadze/
• His website https://www.vladimerbotsvadze.com/About
• Instagram https://www.instagram.com/vladimerbotsvadze/

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How is AI transforming workforce management in Swiss industries? Discover Gaël de Fourmestraux’s entrepreneurial journey and the future of workforce solutions.

This episode of the Swiss Made Edition Podcast is hosted by Ivan Palomino and Michel Heizmann and has a guest Gaël de Fourmestraux, the visionary entrepreneur behind Falkop and Kyma, to discuss his path from chemical engineering to entrepreneurship and how his companies are driving AI-powered workforce solutions.

Gaël shares how Kyma converts temporary jobs into permanent roles using AI and psychometric analysis, while Falkorp helps organizations optimize productivity through human-centered strategies. He also offers insights into the Swiss startup ecosystem, the cost of entrepreneurial freedom, and the future of AI in workforce management.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode:

✔ Gaël’s entrepreneurial journey and key lessons from his experience

✔ How Kyma uses AI and psychometrics to drive workforce alignment

✔ How Falkorp boosts organizational productivity with AI-driven strategies

✔ Insights into the Swiss business culture and its impact on startups

✔ The personal cost of freedom and how Gaël balances work and life

Gaël de Fourmestraux is an accomplished entrepreneur and founder of Kyma and Falkorp, two companies pioneering the use of AI, psychometrics, and human-centered strategies to help Swiss businesses achieve sustainable performance and workforce alignment.

🌐 Kyma: https://www.kyma-aas.ch/

🌐 Falkorp: https://www.falkorp.ch/

💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaeldefourmestraux/

• Prioritizing Employee Well-being: Gael passionately believes that businesses thrive when they prioritize the well-being of their employees, fostering a sustainable and fulfilling work environment. He believes that true success is not just about profits, but about creating a positive impact on the lives of those we work with.
• Leveraging Technology to Enhance Human Connection: Gael's companies use AI and psychometric solutions to understand the unique needs and motivations of individuals, building stronger teams and more resilient organizations.
• Embracing the Entrepreneurial Journey: Gael openly discusses the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of resilience and perseverance.
• Redefining Success: Gael challenges us to look beyond financial metrics and prioritize personal well-being, work-life balance, and pursuing one's passions.

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Welcome to the Growth Hacking Podcast podcast! Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed and stuck in the cycle of burnout while trying to stay productive? You're not alone.

Here's the thing: we live in a culture that glorifies "hustle" and constant productivity. We're bombarded with "life hacks" and "optimization strategies" promising to squeeze every last drop of efficiency out of our day. But what if this relentless pursuit of productivity is actually fueling the burnout fire?

In this episode, Marisol Solarte-Erlacher, a therapist and resilience expert, reveals science-backed strategies and practical hacks to help you:

✅ Stay productive without compromising your health.

✅ Recognize the early warning signs of burnout.

✅ Redefine what productivity means in a healthy, sustainable way.

Join us to learn how to achieve your goals without sacrificing your well-being. It's time to stop glorifying "hustle culture" and start prioritizing what truly matters: your mental health and long-term success.

📌 What Really Causes Burnout (And How to Avoid It).

📌 Why Overworking Doesn't Equal Productivity.

📌 The Surprising Link Between Technology and Burnout.

📌 How to Build a Resilient Mindset to Handle Stress.

📌 Are Popular Productivity Hacks Secretly Harming You?

📌 Easy Steps to Design a Work-Life Balance That Works for You.

Marisol Solarte-Erlacher, M.A., LPC, is a trauma expert, speaker, and resilience consultant. Through her Resilience and Resistance podcast, she empowers communities, especially BIPOC women, to overcome trauma and build sustainable success. Marisol specializes in stress management, burnout prevention, and organizational resilience.

Reach out Marisol on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/marisol-solarte-erlacher/

Listen to her Resilience and Resistance Podcast https://www.marisolerlacher.com/podcast

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Developing a Culture of Accountability is often discussed in leadership circles, but few truly understand how to build a culture where it thrives. Research from the Harvard Business Review reveals that 70% of employees believe accountability is critical to their organization's success.

Cultivating a culture of accountability can drive engagement, boost productivity, and improve profitability. In this episode, we’re joined by Egils Boitmanis, a tech founder, AI advisor, and advocate of stoicism, to explore how leaders can foster accountability, empower teams, and create an environment where ownership and excellence are the norm. Leaders, discover transformative insights to elevate your leadership.

Egils Boitmanis is a seasoned entrepreneur, digital marketing expert, and AI advisor with over 20 years of experience helping businesses scale and succeed. As the founder of a thriving digital marketing agency, he has managed multi-million-dollar budgets and advised over 1,000 clients. Today, Egils focuses on empowering coaches and consultants to unlock their potential through AI-driven strategies and a holistic approach to growth that integrates community, personal development, and meaningful work.

Reach out Egils on:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/egilsboitmanis/

https://fullmarketing.me/

• The biggest challenges organizations face when creating a culture of accountability.
• How the principles of stoicism, including personal responsibility, can be applied to build accountability within teams.
• Strategies for creating systems that encourage accountability while allowing room for experimentation and learning from mistakes.
• The critical role of feedback in fostering accountability and tips for giving and receiving feedback effectively.
• How leaders can promote a growth mindset that encourages accountability and continuous improvement.
• Stoic practices like journaling and mindfulness and how they help leaders build accountability in themselves and others.
• Actionable advice for leaders aiming to establish a culture of accountability rooted in stoic principles.

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The Growth Hacking Culture Podcast is a series of insightful interviews with prominent experts on mindsets, skills and mental resources to grow individually, lead motivated teams and create human-centric work cultures. These episodes are about thought-provoking ideas to scale up and growth hack human-centric and performing work cultures. Hosted by Ivan Palomino

Tough conversations are critical yet often dreaded parts of leadership. Studies show that over 70% of employees avoid difficult discussions, and 53% choose to ignore toxic situations altogether—a recipe for organizational dysfunction.

But what if these challenging conversations were the key to fostering trust, resolving conflicts, and strengthening team culture? In this episode, Chris Dyer, a renowned CEO, bestselling author, and expert in building exceptional company cultures, shares actionable insights on mastering tough conversations to create thriving, high-performing teams.

Chris Dyer is a celebrated CEO, leadership speaker, and bestselling author with a proven track record of building award-winning company cultures. His leadership has earned multiple companies recognition as “Best Workplaces” and a spot on Inc. Magazine’s Fastest-Growing Companies list five times. Chris is passionate about helping leaders navigate tough conversations to drive trust, engagement, and success—even in the complexities of remote work.

Chris is the bestseller author of the book: The Power of Company Culture: How Any Business can Build a Culture that Improves Productivity, Performance and Profits

In LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdyer7/

In his website https://chrisdyer.com/

• The clearest signs that a tough conversation is necessary and how to recognize them.
• How proactive tough conversations can prevent bigger issues and what these conversations should address.
• Common cognitive biases, like confirmation and anchoring biases, that derail tough conversations and how leaders can overcome them.
• Adapting communication styles in tough conversations to connect effectively with different personality types.
• Actionable takeaways leaders should aim to achieve at the conclusion of a tough conversation.
• Lessons learned from real-life tough conversations, including Chris Dyer’s own experiences as a leader.
• Recommended resources and tools to help leaders improve their ability to handle tough conversations effectively.

Subscribe to the Growth Hacking Culture Newsletter for Thought-Provoking Ideas to Scale Human-Centric and Performing Work Cultures.

The Growth Hacking Culture Podcast is a series of insightful interviews with prominent experts on mindsets, skills and mental resources to grow individually, lead motivated teams and create human-centric work cultures. These episodes are about thought-provoking ideas to scale up and growth hack human-centric and performing work cultures. Hosted by Ivan Palomino

Hybrid work has become one of the most debated topics in the workplace today. With 90% of companies planning to adopt some form of hybrid model, according to McKinsey, and 74% of employees seeing it as the future (Gartner), the role of the traditional office is under the microscope. Yet, research from the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research reveals that 55% of workers report being more productive at the office. Is the office on the brink of extinction, or is it simply evolving? In this episode, we’re joined by Angelique Slob, a leading expert on the future of work, to explore the challenges, opportunities, and the potential transformation of workplaces in the hybrid era.

Angelique Slob is the founder of Hello Monday Club, a think tank reimagining the role of work in our lives. She is also associated with Workplaced, a platform revolutionizing hybrid work environments by optimizing workplace experiences. With a forward-thinking approach, Angelique is at the forefront of reshaping how businesses and employees adapt to the new realities of work.

On LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/angeliqueslob/

On Workplaced https://www.workplaced.com/home

On Hello Monday Club https://hellomondayclub.com/

• Misconceptions about hybrid work and its impact on the traditional office.
• The question of whether the office is dying or transforming.
• Key factors driving the global shift toward hybrid work models.
• Industries and roles that thrive best in a hybrid work environment.
• Strategies for maintaining strong company culture in hybrid setups.
• Insights into whether hybrid work genuinely boosts productivity or has hidden drawbacks.
• Best practices for fostering collaboration and communication in hybrid teams.
• How to measure the effectiveness of hybrid work models and their success.
• The exciting possibilities hybrid work brings for the future of work.
• Actionable advice for companies transitioning to hybrid work models.

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Employee engagement and retention often center on attracting new hires, but keeping long-term employees motivated and thriving is just as crucial. A Work Institute study found that 25% of employees who leave their roles have been with their company for over five years, underscoring the need for strategies that support experienced team members. In this episode, Rose Ann Garza shares actionable insights on how organizations can better engage long-term employees, leverage their expertise, and foster a culture of loyalty and growth.

Rose Ann Garza is the Chief Human Resources Officer at Kerbey Lane and a recognized leader in the HR field. With extensive experience in the restaurant and hospitality industry, Rose Ann brings a wealth of expertise to her role in fostering workplace excellence. She also serves on the Texas SHRM Executive Council, where she advocates for HR professionals and champions best practices in employee engagement and retention.

Reach out to Rose Ann on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/roseanngarza/

• Key differences between long-term employees and newer hires, and how these impact engagement strategies.
• How leaders can communicate effectively with long-term employees to make them feel valued and supported.
• Strategies to leverage the knowledge and experience of long-term employees to mentor and develop newer team members.
• Proven approaches to keep long-term employees motivated, prevent stagnation, and promote ongoing growth.
• Insights into how long-term employees handle organizational change and how leaders can guide them through transitions.
• Steps organizations can take to build a culture that values, retains, and celebrates the contributions of long-term employees.
• Actionable advice for HR leaders and managers to ensure long-term employees thrive and continue driving success.

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In today’s fast-changing business landscape, conscious leadership is no longer just a buzzword—it’s a critical need. Organizations that embrace conscious leadership see tangible benefits, like a 30% increase in employee engagement and a 15% boost in productivity, according to a Deloitte study. But conscious leadership goes beyond numbers; it’s about ethical decision-making, social responsibility, and fostering inclusive environments where everyone feels valued. In this episode, Irene Riad shares her expertise on cultivating the next generation of conscious leaders and equipping them with the tools to navigate complexity and thrive in uncertain times.

Irene Riad is a transformative author, speaker, and certified coach with three decades of experience guiding individuals toward self-mastery. Combining expertise in neuroscience, trauma recovery, Jungian psychology, and creative expression, Irene empowers people to unlock their potential and lead lives of purpose and fulfillment. Her approach integrates the science and art of human experience to help leaders discover their core being and build impactful, meaningful careers.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/irene-riad/

https://sightcet.com/

• The definition of conscious leadership in today’s business landscape and what sets it apart.
• Key traits and skills that define conscious leaders and why they’re essential in the modern workplace.
• How companies can build a culture that fosters conscious leadership at every level.
• Innovative approaches to leadership development, focusing on self-awareness, ethical decision-making, and social responsibility.
• What are the biggest challenges companies face in developing conscious leaders, and how can they overcome them?