Create a Culture of Openness with David Fussichen at Analytics8
Join us in this engaging podcast episode as we explore the transformative impact of fostering a “Culture of Openness” within organizations. We delve into the significance of creating an environment where transparency and communication are valued, echoing the ethos of a Culture of Openness. Today’s guest is David Fussichen, CEO of Analytics8. Inc Magazine ranked his company #3971 on the 2023 Inc 5000 list. Analytics8 is a Chicago-based data and analytics consultancy helping companies translate their data into meaningful and actionable information. Our esteemed guest share profound insights and actionable strategies on how to cultivate and sustain a Culture of Openness, emphasizing its role in nurturing trust and collaboration among team members. Discover firsthand the profound advantages of a Culture of Openness, where ideas flow freely, fostering innovation, and strengthening organizational resilience. Tune in as we uncover the mechanisms and practices that contribute to a Culture of Openness, driving not only employee engagement but also fostering an inclusive and thriving work environment.
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David Fussichen: The Transcript
About: In 2005, David founded Analytics8 in the United States. His focus is on leading and building Analytics8’s business in the Americas as well as our worldwide products business. Favorite way to spend a weekend: Building something or doing an activity with my family. You’ll never find me being idle. “Relaxing” on a beach sounds like torture to me. What did you want to be when you grew up? At various times I wanted to be an artist, an archaeologist, a magician, a computer programmer like my Dad, and from about 7th grade-on, I wanted to be an engineer. Never have I ever: I’ve never drank even a drop of milk. Ice cream, yes. Cheese, yes. Yogurt, yes. Milk, never!
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