
The Story Of Leapgen: Building A Company Culture Of Love, Energy, Audacity, And Proof With Jason Averbook And Jess Von Bank
06/26/20 • 33 min
In business, one of the most common advice that people tend to give is to create raving fans out of your clients and customers. But what if you flip that and become raving fans of your clients instead? Sharing this unique perspective and its radical results, Steve Farber takes us to Jason Averbook and Jess Von Bank’s presentation from The Extreme Leadership Experience in San Diego, held last February 27, 2020. Jason is the co-founder and CEO of Leapgen, while Jess Von Bank is the Head of Marketing. Together, they tell us the story of Leapgen, which started with the idea of giving back to your clients as much as they give to you. At the heart of the company is the LEAP concept, founded on the values of love, energy, audacity, and proof. Make your employees feel safe so they can do good work for you and your customers. Get inside this great episode to learn more about how they infuse those things in their culture, the experience they create for their employees, and the experience of their clients.
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In business, one of the most common advice that people tend to give is to create raving fans out of your clients and customers. But what if you flip that and become raving fans of your clients instead? Sharing this unique perspective and its radical results, Steve Farber takes us to Jason Averbook and Jess Von Bank’s presentation from The Extreme Leadership Experience in San Diego, held last February 27, 2020. Jason is the co-founder and CEO of Leapgen, while Jess Von Bank is the Head of Marketing. Together, they tell us the story of Leapgen, which started with the idea of giving back to your clients as much as they give to you. At the heart of the company is the LEAP concept, founded on the values of love, energy, audacity, and proof. Make your employees feel safe so they can do good work for you and your customers. Get inside this great episode to learn more about how they infuse those things in their culture, the experience they create for their employees, and the experience of their clients.
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