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CES Videos

How Leaders Define Corporate Culture, 48:21 minutes

January 31, 2007
Mark Leslie, Stanford GSB, Managing Director, Leslie Ventures, Founding Chairman & CEO, Veritas Software
Now that your business is up and running, how do you get the most from your people?  How do you keep your employees motivated and focused on creating value for your customers and for the company? In addition to focusing on tips and tricks to help you create an effective culture, this lecture explores issues such as maintaining an enduring culture and aligning culture with success.

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