49. Culture as a Competitive Advantage w/ Argosy Private Equity
About this episode
David Friedman discusses the importance of company culture in private equity with Lane Wiggers and Don Charlton from Argosy Private Equity.
In this episode of the Culture Architects podcast, David Friedman speaks with Lane Wiggers and Don Charlton from Argosy Private Equity about the critical role of company culture in private equity investments. They discuss how Argosy differentiates itself by prioritizing culture as a competitive advantage, the challenges of changing company culture, and the importance of assessing cultural fit during acquisitions. The conversation also covers measuring the impact of culture on business success, the significance of leadership in cultural transformation, and valuable lessons learned from their experiences in the industry.
People in this episode
Host: David Friedman
Guests: Lane Wiggers, Don Charlton
Topics covered
- company culture
- private equity
- cultural fit
- leadership
- business success
Keywords
- company culture
- private equity
- cultural advantage
- leadership
- business impact
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Argosy Private Equity
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