Welcome to Confessions of an Implementer, a podcast by Talent Harbor. We share unique stories of EOS implementers and the companies they’ve transformed to give you a rare glimpse into the system’s successes and challenges in action. I’m your host, Ryan Hogan. 

Let’s dive in!

Joining Ryan on this episode is Damon Neth, an Expert EOS Implementer. Join Ryan and Damon as they discuss the power of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) in transforming businesses. Damon shares his journey as an entrepreneur and expert EOS implementer, emphasizing the importance of building high-performing teams and managing people smarter than you. 

They also explore the role of fractional executive leadership and the misconceptions surrounding it. Damon provides valuable insights into the benefits of EOS, the role of interim executives and integrators, and the evolving nature of the industry. Don’t miss out on this insightful conversation!

Damon is an experienced entrepreneur, mentor, and coach who has helped hundreds of small- to medium-sized companies achieve outstanding results for over 20 years. Having founded five companies himself, Damon understands the joys of running a successful company and the pains of working endlessly to make companies healthy while being whipsawed by changing markets. In 2002, Damon and his wife, Stacey, co-founded Disc Nation, which they led together for 12 years. That taught Damon much about the challenges of establishing work/life balance and the “organizational dynamics” of a family business.

In 2014, Damon founded CXO Service Co, helping companies through interim executive leadership. During this time, Damon, occupying executive roles at several companies simultaneously, discovered EOS. Damon quickly noticed that his clients using EOS were better run, more harmonious, and aligned and achieved superior results. This experience drove Damon to become an Expert EOS implementer to help other companies become outstanding in using these tools.

Aside from EOS, Damon is passionate about helping people, especially entrepreneurs and company leadership teams, grow, learn, and change. This is demonstrated by the numerous companies Damon has mentored through volunteer programs, including the EO (Entrepreneur’s Organization) Accelerator and SKU, the nation’s foremost consumer products accelerator. Damon is also a long-term member of EO in Austin, TX.

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