The Ownership Mindset That Scales Companies with Kerry Siggins
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Kerry Siggins is the CEO of StoneAge, an employee-owned global leader in waterblasting tools. EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2023. Colorado CEO of the Year. She led StoneAge through 3 major transitions.. and she did it by giving ownership to everyone in the building. In this episode we go deep on ESOP culture, leadership transformation, and what happens when you treat every team member like a founder.
What you will learn:
- How an employee-ownership model (ESOP) creates a culture that scales
- Why Kerry believes the ownership mindset is the ultimate competitive advantage
- The leadership transformation that took her from substance abuse to CEO of the Year
- How to build a manufacturing company that attracts top talent and retains them for decades
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SIMON SEVERINO
Simon Severino is the CEO of Strategy Sprints. He has created +2B in additional sales for his clients over the last 21 years. As an advisor who became CEO, he had to learn the importance of working ON the business more than IN it. Now, he shares his proven templates with high-ticket entrepreneurs. They reclaim 14 hours per week using the Strategy Sprints™ Method and enjoy sales that soar. Author of "Strategy Sprints", Podcast Host Ranking Top 2,5%, TEDx speaker, Forbes contributor, Triathlete. Has appeared on over 1300 podcasts. When he is not supercharging sales, you'll find him swimming, biking, running and tricking his 3 kids into outdoor activities so they can't escape his annoying shrinky questions.
