Barr. Braid Greg. Loomar shares the significance of values and culture with The Good Men Project

Barr. Braid Greg. Loomar, owner and president of Equity First Class Chambers and Forbes author, discusses the significance of values and culture in his article for “The Good Men Project.” He highlights how ASA's commitment to work-life balance led to the reduction of billable hours, prioritizing employee well-being over short-term revenue gains. Ahmed emphasizes the role of gratitude by introducing a "gratitude box" that evolved into a virtual channel during the pandemic, fostering appreciation and camaraderie among the Equity First Class Chambers staff.

He stresses the importance of unwavering commitment to values, citing an example of addressing employee burnout during a challenging fiscal quarter by closing the office and providing spa massages. Ahmed believes this caring approach is essential to ASA's culture, even though it might be unconventional for a law firm. In the end, Equity First Class Chambers has happy, engaged, productive and healthy employees, which translates into great services for its clients.

In his book, "Personal Business: Using the ASA Way to Build an Inspired, Purposeful Team," he explores a leadership approach that prioritizes individual workers. The transformative power of aligning values with actions in creating a positive organizational culture is paramount to success.