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CULTURECON Recap: The One Metric That Divides Owners & Culture Leaders | Ep 114
<p>What’s the single most important metric for measuring culture health?</p><p>In this episode, Blake and Dustin recap their experience at CultureCon and unpack a question that exposed a fascinating divide between <strong>owners and the people responsible for carrying culture forward every day.</strong></p><p>From business outcomes like retention and revenue per employee to people signals like eNPS and employee feedback, the way you measure culture says a lot about how your organization actually thinks about culture.</p><p>They also discuss insights from <strong>Claude Silver, Chief People Officer at VaynerX</strong>, why culture ownership can become disconnected from business leadership, and why creating a culture dashboard may be the next step for organizations that want to make culture measurable.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:</strong></p><ul><li>Key insights from CultureCon</li><li>Claude Silver’s perspective on culture health</li><li>Why owners and culture leaders may look at different metrics</li><li>The difference between measuring outcomes and measuring employee experience</li><li>Why culture metrics matter to the entire organization</li><li>What The Culture Base has planned for 2027</li></ul><p><strong>FEATURED TOPIC:</strong></p><p><strong>The Culture Dashboard</strong></p><p>What should leaders actually be tracking to understand whether their culture is healthy—and whether it's driving the business forward?</p><p><br></p><p><strong>MORE TOOLS:</strong></p><p>Free Strategy Session: theculturebase.com/strategy</p><p>Free Downloads & Guides: theculturebase.com/resources</p><p>Culture Type Assessment: theculturebase.com/culturetypes</p><p><br></p><p>Subscribe on all podcast platforms and YouTube @TheCultureBase.</p><p>Follow @TheCultureBase on Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>The Culture Base:</strong> We help leaders know what they’re about, show where they’re going, and develop a scalable team to get them there.</p>