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We talk often about the importance of great financial metrics and reporting as you establish and grow your organization. And it doesn’t stop with just having solid financial practices in place, but must be accompanied with a culture of transparency and accountability to empower your employees for better decision making. Today’s guest however takes the concept of being financially sound one step further, as he shares the importance of teaching your employees how to manage their own personal finances and the impact to not only their own life, but that of the organization. Mr. Clint Greenleaf, founder and CEO of Greenleaf Groups and founder of Greenleaf Book Group, speaks passionately about entrepreneurship and personal finances. He shares his own experiences working with employees and how implementing a brown bag lunch series, Personal Finance 101, was just the beginning of what became an ongoing education and modified version of open book management. Join us to hear the results.
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