Scaling a Mission-Driven Startup Without Losing Culture - with Caleb Polley of Cubby Beds
About this episode
Caleb Polley discusses building and scaling Cubby Beds, a mission-driven company focused on helping children with complex disabilities.
Caleb Polley, founder of Cubby Beds, joins the show to share how he built a mission-driven medical technology company helping children with complex disabilities sleep safely. Starting with prototypes in a garage, Caleb scaled Cubby into a fast-growing company serving families across the country. In this episode, he explains why intentional hiring and structured onboarding became critical to building a strong culture and scaling the organization. We explore: Why hiring should be treated ...
People in this episode
Host: Kendra Prospero
Guest: Caleb Polley
Topics covered
- mission-driven startup
- company culture
- scaling business
- medical technology
- hiring practices
Keywords
- Cubby Beds
- mission-driven
- startup culture
- medical technology
- hiring
- onboarding
- scaling
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Cubby Beds
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