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Professor of the Practice @MITSloan | Co-founder CultureX | Using AI to measure and improve corporate culture | Diehard @OhioStateFB fan.
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How Morningstar’s CEO Drives Relentless Execution

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By Donald Sull, Charles Sull
| Tribune Content Agency
Many investors rely on Morningstar for independent financial analysis and insights, but few people are familiar with the company behind the ratings. From Morningstar’s origins rating mutual funds, the company has expanded its product line, customer base, and global footprint and realized a tenfold increase in revenues and profits between 2005 and 2025.
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How Morningstar’s CEO Drives Relentless Execution

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By Donald Sull, Charles Sull
| MIT Sloan Management Review Verified
Topics Culture Champions Building a healthy culture is one of the most important — and hardest — leadership jobs. These articles, based on a webinar series and research by Donald Sull and CultureX, share actionable advice from leaders whose cultures produced exceptional business results and a world-class employee experience. More in this series Summary: Financial data company Morningstar expanded its product line and customer base and realized a tenfold increase in revenues and profits ...
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How Goldman Sachs Stays Agile: HR Leader Jacqueline Arthur

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By Donald Sull, Charles Sull
| Tribune Content Agency
After World War II, Goldman Sachs ranked 10th among the top 30 U.S. investment banks. Twenty-seven of those once-mighty Wall Street rivals, including Salomon, Lehman, and First Boston, have been relegated to the annals of business history. Goldman, in contrast, is a global powerhouse, employing more than 46,000 people, operating in more than 40 countries, and supervising $3 trillion in total assets.
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