Rizen Inbound Culture Code

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Rizen's core values include getting work done, collaborating with others, being selfless but also caring for oneself, and doing work that is meaningful. Their mission is to help spread positive ideas to the world using an ethical and transparent inbound marketing approach. They aim to educate customers on inbound practices, help customers grow, become a global inbound marketing organization, obtain feedback, evaluate using innovative tools, and provide industry leadership.

Business

RIZEN’S BELIEFS
WHAT
We want to help
people spread
ideas, products or
services.
HOW
By using the
Inbound
Methodology.
WHY
There are great
ideas out there
that are searching
for a voice. We
create the
platform for them
to be found.

Relationships are built on mutual beliefs.

Our Customers
Collaborators
Honest
Logical
Passionate
Hard-working
Motivators
Driven

Collaborators
Work together with a common purpose
Our Customers

Honest
Be ethical, transparent and work with integrity
Our Customers

Passionate
Unwavering commitment for what we do
Our Customers

Hard-working
Reach the goal diligently
Our Customers

Motivators
The outliers, people that naturally stand out
Our Customers

Driven
Fueled by the motivation to Get It Done
Our Customers

Our Partners
Results Oriented
Timely
Creative
Flexible
Communicators
Honest
Make our lives easier

Results Oriented
Delivers what is promised
Our Partners

Timely
Delivering before its due
Our Partners

Creative
Working on new, cutting-edge ideas
Our Partners

Flexible
Can adapt and overcome to change
Our Partners

Communicators
Effectively relay the message
Our Partners

Honest
Be ethical, transparent and work with integrity
Our Partners

Make our lives easier
Provide tools and knowledge that save us time
Our Partners

The Rizen Team
Positive
Driven
Logical
Thinkers
Thinkerers
Honest
Passionate
Confident
Loyal
Fun

Positive
Have a confident attitude and be resourceful in the face
of challenge
The Rizen Team

Driven
Fueled by the motivation to Get It Done
The Rizen Team

Logical
Driven by metrics
The Rizen Team

Thinkers
Ability to see beyond the obvious
The Rizen Team

Tinkerers
Not afraid to try new things to find a better approach
The Rizen Team

Honest
Be ethical, transparent and work with integrity
The Rizen Team

Passionate
Unwavering commitment for what we do
The Rizen Team

Confident
Sure in their abilities
The Rizen Team

Loyal
Committed to our vision
The Rizen Team

Fun
Laughs uncontrollably at our really bad jokes :)
The Rizen Team

Our Philosophy, Mission, Goals & Core Values

Rizen
Philosophy
We believe in building
meaningful
relationships to help
spread positive
information
throughout the world.

Mission
Statement
To give a voice to
positive ideas,
products and services
in an ethical, fun,
transparent, and
measurable manner -
breaking normal and
being new.

Our
Goals
To educate our
customers, partners
and friends about
inbound marketing
and sales.

Our
Goals
2.
To position customers
for growth using
inbound practices.

Our
Goals
3.
To become a
worldwide inbound
marketing and sales
organization.

Our
Goals
4.
To grow ethically by
obtaining and
responding to
feedback from our
customers, partners,
and team members.

Our
Goals
5.
To evaluate our
achievements using
the most innovative
methods and tools.

Our
Goals
6.
To provide thought-
leadership to the
inbound marketing
community.

Core
Values
2.
Would you do this for
yourself?

Core
Values
4.
Collaborate - several
brains are better than
one

Core
Values
5.
Be Selfless - but put
your oxygen mask on
first

Core
Values
6.
Do what you love -
take pride in your
work

Thank you for taking the time to learn about Rizen and
why we do what we do.
As we grow and evolve, so will our culture.
We’d love to hear your feedback.
Give us a call 305.209.9939
Visit our site www.gorizen.com
Send us a message info@gorizen.com
Find us on Social Media

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