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Building High-Performance Teams: Talent, Culture, and What Makes or Breaks Them

Building High-Performance Teams: Talent, Culture, and What Makes or Breaks Them

Building High-Performance Teams: Talent, Culture, and What Makes or Breaks Them

Thursday, 25th June 2026
14:15 - 15:15
MR 222
Free
English

A business-focused session exploring the critical factors that define high-performing teams, from talent acquisition to culture and leadership.

Building a successful team requires more than hiring the right people. It involves creating an environment where individuals take ownership, contribute meaningfully, and align with long-term business goals, while also navigating challenges that can undermine team performance.

This session is structured around two key perspectives.

🔷 Topic 1: How to Attract and Retain Talent That Think Like Owners

This topic explores how to attract and retain high-performing talent who take ownership of business outcomes. It highlights what motivates top performers beyond compensation, how to design a culture that fosters accountability, and how to create pathways that align individual growth with long-term business success.

🔷 Topic 2: From Toxic Talent to Team Collapse: Lessons, Mistakes, and Fixes

This topic presents a candid perspective on the challenges of team building, including hiring missteps, managing toxic individuals, and navigating internal breakdowns that impact business growth. It focuses on real-world lessons and practical approaches to building stronger and more resilient teams.

This session combines strategic insights on attracting and retaining high-quality talent with real-world lessons on managing team dynamics, avoiding common pitfalls, and addressing internal breakdowns.

Participants will gain practical perspectives on how to build, manage, and sustain high-performing teams that support long term business growth.

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CJ Lee

CJ Lee

Co-Founder, MOVE Private Fitness

With over 100 coaches operating across Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand, MOVE Private Fitness has grown into Southeast Asia’s largest premium personal training brand — built without franchising and achieving over 200% year-on-year growth for three consecutive years.

With nearly two decades in the industry, CJ has redefined the traditional personal training model by building a people-first, culture-driven organisation where coaches are developed not just as trainers, but as leaders and business owners.

CJ is a sought-after speaker across fitness and business conferences in Asia, where he shares insights on leadership, talent development, and building organisations that scale without compromising culture.

Dennis Pang

Dennis Pang

Co-Founder & Program Director, Goodjuju Barbell Club

Starting from a founding team of 6, Dennis Pang has built Good Juju Barbell Club into a 35+ person organisation across coaching, physiotherapy, a café, and an in-house academy — scaling revenue from THB10,000,000 to THB45,000,000 across three years without external capital or franchising.

Structured career pathways and leadership tracks across every vertical have driven 95% staff retention, while a dedicated L&D curriculum has positioned Good Juju as an official education partner with the Australian Fitness Academy (AFA) to certify coaches.

Dennis speaks from direct experience — the real hiring missteps, toxic dynamics, and internal breakdowns that tested the business, and the practical fixes that made it stronger.

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