Originally published by the Arthur W. Page Society on Page.org

In a world where economic uncertainty and shifting consumer behaviors challenge even the most established brands, the power of a strong corporate culture has never been more evident. For Jessica Merz, vice president of global corporate communications at Bacardi, nurturing this culture is not just a priority; it’s the foundation upon which the company’s recent success has been built.

Through a multifaceted culture review (more on that below), the company developed three cultural pillars: Fearless, Family, and Founders—the 3 Fs. As the company set out to embark on its bold 10-year strategy, these would serve as the foundation for how it would be achieved.

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