Every company has values.

Very few know how to make employees actually experience them.

In this Recognition Gap Audit, KJ sits down with leadership and culture strategist Jenny Catalano to uncover why the market keeps seeing her as an events company—even though she's building something far bigger.

Together, they unpack one of the most common positioning mistakes founders make: marketing the vehicle instead of the transformation.

As the conversation unfolds, Jenny realizes her community impact experiences aren't the product at all. They're proof. The real product is a leadership philosophy that helps organizations turn values from words on a wall into behaviors employees actually believe.

If you've ever felt like people keep reducing your work to the tactic instead of the outcome, this episode will change how you introduce your business forever.

What you'll hear in this episode:

• Why marketing the process often hides the real value of your expertise
• The difference between selling an experience and selling organizational transformation
• Why leadership behaviors, not company values, ultimately create culture
• How to reposition your business around the problem you solve instead of the service you provide
• KJ's live Recognition Gap diagnosis and the positioning shift that reframed Jenny's entire business

Because people don't believe your values because you wrote them.

They believe them because they experience them.

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