EP 19: How To Build A High-Performing Team (Data-Driven Approach) with Lauren Peate - CEO of Multitudes

WayForward.tv - By Anuj Singh-Sahni

Today we’re in conversation with Lauren Peate, the founder and CEO of Mutlitudes, which helps managers and CTOs use data to improve their team's culture and performance.

Having worked around the world, Lauren’s experiences abroad fueled her passion for using technology and data for equity and inclusion as we chat about Multitudes. We explore the unique attributes she looks for when building an early-stage high-performing team, and how to scale teams without sacrificing on values. Our conversation takes many interesting turns as we dive into a range of topics, from keeping compensation fair in a rapidly changing market, to blockchain’s impact on data and analytics.

I promise this isn’t clickbait…

We’ve got a strategy.

Lauren Peate (CEO of Multitudes) here breaks down how to combat this internally, this is one of the many notes I took down during our conversation. We explored the unique attributes she looks for when building an early-stage high-performing team, and how to scale teams without sacrificing on values.

Our conversation takes many interesting turns as we dive into a range of topics, from keeping compensation fair in a rapidly changing market, to blockchain’s impact on data and analytics.

Links to the full conversation are in the comments below

Caption credit goes to our amazing podcast editor: Natasha Ong

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