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What is the secret sauce behind the world’s most successful agencies? It's not just a high-ticket offer or a flawless sales script, it's an exceptional culture that attracts top-tier talent and keeps them for years. Welcome to Agency Culture Conversations , the podcast dedicated to the human side of high-performance scaling. Hosted by the CEO and COO of Agency Workplaces , this show pulls back the curtain on the internal engines of 7 and 8-figure agencies that aren't just winning on the balance sheet, but winning in the hearts of their teams. Each episode, we sit down with founders and leaders who have cracked the code on workplace excellence. These aren't just "feel-good" stories, our guests lead agencies with verified, exceptional culture scores. We dive deep into the tangible strategies they use to build trust, foster innovation, and maintain a competitive edge in a remote, hybrid, or onsite world. In every episode, we explore
Unknown Host hosts Agency Culture Conversations, a society show with 13 episodes published.
Kevin Delano has been building agencies since 1988. He's had three successful exits, including one that grew to over 400 staff and 100 million in revenue. His current agency, Karma Casting, is his fourth. This time, he c
Kelsey Iverson didn't start in HR. She started as a hostess at 15, worked her way up through hospitality management, and now runs HR at Midwest Direct, a 43-year-old family-owned company with over 200 employees. Along th
Julia Cunha is the operational engine behind Agência Lebbe, a 40-person creative agency spread across Brazil. She has spent nearly 30 years moving between advertising agencies and film production, and today her job is to
Emma and Courtney both joined Working Planet as account managers, one in 2014 and the other in 2017. Ten years later, the agency's original founders retired and handed them the keys. Today, Emma is the CEO and Courtney i
Seventeen years ago, German started a four-person media consultancy in Uruguay. Today, WildFi is a 300-person creative performance agency with offices across eight countries in Latin America. In this episode, German sits
Irina spent nearly two decades in the agency world, going from intern to strategy director at one of the largest agencies in Brazil. Along the way, she learned that the technical work is only half the job. The other half
In 2022, Natasha and Sam were a marketing pro and a college sophomore who started a conversation at a family reunion. Three years later, The Viral Group is a 24-person global influencer marketing agency. In this episode,
Gaspar has spent more than 30 years inside advertising agencies. He started as an intern, helped bring CNN to Mexico, built an internal agency at Herbalife Nutrition that supported marketing across 93 countries, and toda
Kesley Smith joined Zoek Marketing three years ago when it was primarily a Wix partner agency. Today, Zoek is a 120-plus person fully remote, full-stack digital marketing company, and Kesley is the Director of Marketing
In five years, Brandon Scott and his co-founder built CarbonBox Media from a two-person operation into a 70-person digital marketing agency. The biggest jump came in the past 12 months alone, when the team grew from 15 t
Katelyn started her career in corporate law before pivoting into people operations. Today she's the Director of People Operations at Aloha, a 100-plus person agency that's won the Inc. 5000 award six times in a row, and
Chris Fink didn't found his agency. He joined it as a strategist after 23 years in automotive management and a stint running operations at a med spa. Years later, he's a partner running multiple sister agencies under one
When Eric Ritter walked away from a stable career at Johns Hopkins to go all-in on his agency, the people closest to him didn't understand why. Ten years later, Digital Neighbor is a 14-person hybrid team built on a cult
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