Why does culture matter so much in leadership?
Replied byTom Halverson
CEO, CoBank at CoBank
Niche: Finance, Agriculture, Infrastructure
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 1977
Culture shapes how people work together and solve problems. From my global experience, culture always matters. Rural America is diverse, not one culture. Understanding that helps leaders design better policies and build trust within communities.
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