Results matter, but people matter more. In this episode of the Executive Forum at Purdue University’s Daniels School of Business, Darrick Weeks, President and CEO of Purdue Federal Credit Union, shares how a painful family financial crisis shaped his leadership philosophy and career. Darrick explains how a mentor challenged him to move from results obsessed to servant leadership, focusing on the impact he has on people rather than just performance metrics. He introduces his three stakeholder model that prioritizes employees, members and long term trust to drive ethical, sustainable success. From financial wellness and credit habits to leading through inflation, AI and fraud risk, Darrick offers practical insight for students and leaders alike. This conversation highlights how leadership mentorship, servant leadership and a people first mindset create stronger organizations and better outcomes. Subscribe to stay inspired by industry leaders shaping the future of business. Discover more from this speaker on our blog: https://business.purdue.edu/daniels-insights/ Learn more about the Mitch Daniels School of Business: https://business.purdue.edu