Culture15 Releases New Generation of Rose

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Culture15 Releases New Generation of Rose

Rose takes culture data out of the Culture15 dashboard and turns it into clear, practical advice that helps managers lead their teams more effectively and improve business performance.


New Rose has joined the chat

Culture15, the AI-enabled culture measurement platform, has today unveiled the latest generation of Rose, its pioneering AI culture assistant, to help senior leaders, managers and people teams turn organisational culture data into practical action.

Built around the realities of day-to-day management and trained on an organisation’s own data, Rose makes culture insight clearer, more accessible and easier to act on. It helps leaders and their teams understand what is shaping behaviours across the business, identify priorities for improvement, and make more informed decisions about where to focus their efforts.

The launch comes as organisations face growing pressure to show how culture affects internal workplace behaviours and business performance. Strategy is shaped by how people behave every day. Yet culture has long been seen as too intangible to measure or manage with confidence. Rose helps close that Culture Gap®. It gives businesses faster access to the insight they need to understand their current culture, pinpoint the action needed, and support change at scale.


Who is new Rose for?

The latest version of Rose builds on Culture15’s original AI assistant, representing a significant step forward in how organisations interpret culture data, understand its context and turn it into practical, role-specific advice.

Senior teams will now have strategic clarity on their organisation’s culture, with high-level views of the data, benchmarking against similar organisations and comparisons across departments. Managers receive practical support for day-to-day leadership, with Rose providing analysis and recommended actions tailored to their team. People & Culture teams can also monitor progress without manually managing every interaction, allowing them to scale support across the business. With recommended actions for each user’s role, team and organisational context, Rose makes culture guidance relevant and actionable across the business.


What does new Rose do?

Rose enables organisations to:

  • Understand what is driving behaviour, using the 24/7 chatbot functionality to explore quantitative and qualitative feedback and identify the behaviours shaping performance.
  • Turn insight into action by receiving recommended actions tailored to role, team and organisational context.
  • Support adoption at scale by giving users common request prompts as a starting point, providing platform guidance, and responding in their typed language to make culture insights accessible across global teams.

“Culture doesn’t live in values statements. It shows up in how people make decisions, work together and deliver against strategy every day,” said Charlie Coode, Founder at Culture15. “The new generation of Rose is designed to make that visible and actionable. By drawing on an organisation’s own Culture15 data, it gives leaders and managers practical guidance on what is happening in their culture, why it matters and where to act next. Our view is simple: if culture shapes business outcomes, businesses need to manage it with the same clarity and confidence as any other performance indicator.”


Turning culture into measurable business impact

Rose extends the capabilities of Culture15’s wider culture management platform, which helps organisations map, measure, modify and maintain the behaviours that drive performance. Trusted by 80+ leading organisations to measure and manage culture, including BMJ, The British Army, ITN, Concurrent Technologies and many more across 59 countries, Culture15 already gives businesses a practical way to connect culture change with measurable progress. Since Concurrent started using the Culture15 platform in March 2023, its share price has tripled. Over this period, the company has benefited from a more aligned culture, supporting a 57% increase in profit and a 46% growth in revenue. Culture15’s ability to make culture measurable, actionable and commercially relevant helps organisations manage culture with the same clarity and confidence as any other driver of business performance.


About Culture15

Culture15 is a culture measurement and management platform that helps organisations assess, track and transform workplace culture. Its always-on culture assessment tool gives businesses a common language to map, measure, modify and maintain the behaviours that drive financial performance.

Developed from decades of real-world experience in culture change and underpinned by our unique, customisable, IP-protected framework, it provides precise, data-driven insights to help business leaders drive their desired culture and shape how their people behave every day, enabling them to deliver their work more effectively.

We are a proud culture change partner to BMJ, The British Army, Concurrent Technologies, ITN, Los Angeles World Airports and many more.



Ready to observe your culture?

See your culture as clearly as a P&L statement. Culture15 is an AI-enabled culture management platform that converts verbatim speech and text into culture metrics. It helps organisations baseline, track and close their Culture Gap® over time so they can move from a one-off culture survey to continuous, data-led culture management.

Get in touch: hello@culture15.com

FAQs

What is Rose?

Rose is Culture15's AI-powered culture assistant. It takes culture data from the Culture15 dashboard and turns it into clear, practical, role-specific advice to help senior leaders, managers, and people teams act on organisational culture insights.

What problem does Rose solve?

Organisational culture has traditionally been hard to measure or manage with confidence, even though it directly shapes how people behave and how strategy gets executed. Rose closes this "Culture Gap®" by giving businesses faster, easier access to culture insight and clear next steps for action.

Who is Rose designed for?

Rose serves three main groups:

  • Senior leadership teams - get high-level strategic views of culture data, including benchmarking against similar organisations and cross-department comparisons.
  • Managers - receive day-to-day leadership support with analysis and recommended actions tailored to their specific team.
  • People & Culture teams - can monitor progress at scale without manually managing every interaction.

What can Rose actually do?

Rose has three core functions:

  1. Understand behaviour drivers - a 24/7 chatbot that explores quantitative and qualitative feedback to identify what's shaping performance-related behaviors.
  2. Turn insight into action - delivers recommended actions tailored to a user's role, team, and organizational context.
  3. Support adoption at scale - offers common prompts as starting points, platform guidance, and responds in the user's own language for global accessibility.

Is Rose trained on generic data or company-specific data?

Rose is trained on an organisation's own Culture15 data, so its guidance reflects that specific company's actual culture context rather than generic advice.

Why was a new version of Rose launched?

The new Rose builds on Culture15's original AI assistant with a significant step forward in how it interprets culture data, understands context, and delivers practical, role-specific recommendations rather than just surfacing raw insight.

Is Rose trained on generic data or company-specific data?

Rose is trained on an organisation's own Culture15 data, so its guidance reflects that specific company's actual culture context rather than generic advice.

Which organisations use Culture15?

Culture15 is used by more than 80 organisations across 59 countries, including BMJ, The British Army, ITN, Concurrent Technologies, and Los Angeles World Airports.

How can a business get started with Culture15 or Rose?

Organisations can reach out directly at hello@culture15.com.

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