Toxic workplace or a company where people actually flourish? 


Simmons Foods CEO Todd Simmons shares how faith, integrity, and putting people first built a healthy company culture. Third-generation leader Todd Simmons talks candidly about carrying CEO pressure as a Christ follower, the product recall that tested his company's integrity, and why ego has to be dealt with before healthy leadership can grow. 


Todd also shares how Simmons Foods cares for nearly 10,000 team members through chaplaincy, generosity, and on-site health clinics built around shift workers' lives. Plus: why grace for yourself is where leading others well begins.


⏱️ CHAPTERS 

00:00 Intro 
01:00 Toxic culture vs. a company that puts people first 
02:10 Meet Todd Simmons 
04:28 How faith became part of Simmons Foods' culture 
07:47 Healthy cultures make room for bold ideas
09:15 Handling pressure as a Christian CEO 
14:53 When your faith is tested: the recall decision 
18:37 Integrity requires action 
20:19 Building a people-first culture 
22:00 On-site clinics for hourly team members 
25:46 Should you put yourself first? 
29:49 Grace, boldness, and caring for yourself 
33:19 Take the next step: Work Matters Institute


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LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/todd-simmons-3255936/


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