Podcast: Beyond culture – how management processes unlock performance
Humatica founder, Andros Payne, explains the importance of organizational effectiveness to Ross Butler in a recent FundShack interview. It’s an opportunity to learn how to think about improving organizational performance and align human capital in the private equity context. After more than 20 years working with hundreds of buy-outs across Europe, Asia and North America, Humatica has accumulated a vast wealth of experience in aligning portfolio company organizations to achieve ambitious business objectives. This focus and unequalled experience led to the development of sophisticated tools to quantify the essential soft factors that drive buy-out performance, and pragmatic playbooks for effecting change at pace with minimal risk. Learn how to quantify organizational effectiveness, understand the key levers of improvement and bust conventional myths in private equity about organizational performance. Join Andros and Ross in this interesting deep-dive into the foundational driver of buy-out success.
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