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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 48 MIN

Scaling Through Core Values with Orsi Herbein | The Brand3 Journey

from The CEO's Heart for Service | Scaling Business Without Compromise · host Matt Wolfe

What happens when a business built on genuine relationships tries to grow — and nearly loses everything that made it special in the process? That's the honest, behind-the-scenes story we're unpacking today with Brand3 founder and President Orsi Herbein. Orsi shares the real lessons from 10 years of building a branding and marketing agency, including a painful season of chasing the wrong definition of success, why hastily delegating client relationships almost cost the company, and how getting clear on your own definition of success changes everything. If you lead a service-based business and feel the pull between growth and staying true to what matters most, this one is for you.HighlightsWhat "CEO's heart for service" actually means — and why it's the lens Brand3 uses to choose who they work withWhy branding done right is simply the truth about your businessThe real reason service-based B2B businesses struggle to define themselves (hint: you're too close to your own stuff)How Brand3 helped a client achieve an extraordinary EBITDA multiplier in a private equity exit — by giving them the confidence to stand their groundThe PCS Technology story: how a heart-shaped logo became an internal emoji and the whole team started to "catch the vision"Orsi's honest account of a season when growth goals overrode core values — and what that costWhy hastily delegating client relationships in a relational business is a recipe for troubleHow to brag about your clients instead of yourself (and why that's the most authentic marketing a service provider can do)The Brand3 core values: Difference Makers, True to Self, Creative Thinkers, Clarity Seekers, Collaborators, and Adaptive AdvocatesYour definition of success doesn't have to look like anyone else'sChapters1:14 – Meet the Hosts2:26 – Welcome Orsi & Brand32:37 – What Brand3 Does4:12 – Heart for Service Defined7:03 – Redefining Client Success9:11 – Impact Stories & Wins13:38 – Branding as Truth16:27 – Scaling Without Losing Values17:15 – Brand3 Core Values18:26 – Origins as a Design Shop21:34 – Branding Beyond Marketing23:34 – Values Mirror the Founder26:01 – Core Values in Action26:58 – Scaling Slippery Slopes31:11 – Redefining Success Metrics35:14 – Helping People Who Help36:23 – Brand Strategy Rapid Fire37:16 – Marketing Goes Relational38:36 – Sales Truth Telling40:12 – Client Experience by Design41:38 – Client Highlights, Not Bragging43:18 – Behind the Brand Quiz46:48 – Closing Thanks & Where to Find UsThe CEO’s Heart for Service is a production of Brand3. If you’re a B2B service provider who delivers exceptional service but struggles to get your marketing to connect with the right people, find us at brand3.net. And sign up for our Brand3 Newsletter that only sends marketing insights worthy of your inbox - genuinely helpful stuff for the road ahead. The CEO’s Heart for Service is also supported by Forge Podcast Company, a turnkey production solution for using podcasts to reach a wider audience, win new clients, and grow. Find them at forgepodcast.co

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