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Purpose: Inspiring Principled Performance.
We propel organizations forward with the partnership, knowledge, and tools to grow ethical business culture.
Mission
Helping people around the world do the right thing.
Our actions and behavior change lives and livelihoods. LRN helps to build bonds and create connections that protect what matters and inspires ethical decision-making. This strengthens and enriches the communities where we work and live.
Vision
A world where we all thrive by acting on shared values.
People seek out employers, partners, customers, and brands who share and act on their core values. Together, they form communities that live those values and reinforce behaviors that make a better world for all of us.
HOW Philosophy
How we do anything means everything.
HOW is a global philosophy, first codified by LRN Chairman and Founder Dov Seidman, that rests at the center of our business. It represents how we come together as a global group of colleagues committed to building a business and a community of people committed to doing the right thing through inspiring principled performance. HOW informs how we operate our business, how we make decisions, how we embrace and work with our client partners, and how we differentiate ourselves in the marketplace.
Values and leadership attributes
LRN’s core values are integrity, humility, passion, and truth. These are the essential elements that comprise our corporate DNA. They are the touchstones of who we wish to be, and the first points of reference when making business decisions or behavioral choices. In various combinations and applications, they are foundational to how we come together, how we approach our work, and how we embrace our mission and purpose.
The leadership attributes defined in the LRN Leadership Rubric galvanize and unify our culture and inform our conduct whether we’re collaborating with colleagues or our client partners. We believe enduring success is achieved through inspired, ethical leadership—regardless of tenure, job function, or position in an organizational chart. Over time, ethical leadership shapes a culture that governs itself according to shared corporate values.
The Five HOWs
Our Code is organized into the Five HOWs—the five dimensions of culture in which we can live our values. These dimensions guide us through ethical behavior and set forth the expectations for our colleagues as we continue our journey.
