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A Way to Measure Culture

Brian and I are always looking for ways to improve how we can come alongside clients.

We've know that leadership is about more than strategy, systems, or even the bottom line. It’s about people—about the environment and beliefs that shape how individuals show up, trust one another, and live out an organization’s mission. Yet too often, culture becomes the background noise—a vague ideal leaders talk about but never measure.


Culture is no longer a background noise in a business. It's the heart. It's the energy that drives productivity and longevity. Culture deserves to be measured and then used to create a strategy to strengthen businesses.


Leadership Harbor now has the tool that does exactly that!


Why Culture Deserves Real Measurement


Culture isn’t “soft.” It’s a strategic powerhouse. When the underlying dynamics of trust, communication, values, and alignment start to drift, the results show up in rising turnover, stalled innovation, and disconnection between leaders and teams.

By the time those symptoms appear, the cost is already being paid.

The Culture Impact Scorecard helps leaders identify those blind spots early—before they turn into crises. It moves culture from an abstract concept to something measurable and actionable.


What the Culture Impact Scorecard Does


At its core, the Culture Impact Scorecard provides a data-backed snapshot of your organization’s cultural health. It’s designed to:

  • Evaluate multiple dimensions of culture—communication, trust, learning, values alignment, and collaboration.

  • Gather honest feedback through a safe, confidential process.

  • Deliver clear insights and priorities—not just a list of scores.

  • Guide leaders toward intentional, measurable cultural improvements.

It’s not just a survey. It’s a diagnostic—and a roadmap for leadership transformation.


How It Works


  1. Team Input: Participants complete a concise, confidential assessment.

  2. Analysis: Results are aggregated and analyzed across key cultural dimensions.

  3. Scorecard Report: Leaders receive a clear report identifying strengths, challenges, and areas for growth.

  4. Action Planning: With the results in hand, leaders create intentional strategies to build a stronger, healthier culture.

Because culture is living and dynamic, this isn’t a one-time exercise—it’s a rhythm of reflection, measurement, and growth.


Why This Matters Now


Many leaders wait until culture feels broken before addressing it. But the most effective leaders measure and nurture culture proactively. Doing so communicates to your team that people—and how they work together—truly matter.


As I often say: You can’t improve what you don’t measure.

The Culture Impact Scorecard offers clarity, accountability, and direction. It’s your opportunity to intentionally shape a culture that inspires growth, trust, and engagement.

I’d love to walk alongside you on the journey. Please reach out.


I look forward to chatting with you soon!

Kris

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