Clan culture has collectivistic cultures and focus on shared objectives where employees are rewarded based on group or organizational accomplishments. The loyalty in terms of long-term commitment of individuals in the organization is rewarded in the form of job security. Clan culture emphasizes shared values, participation and cooperation. The organization is held together by consensus, loyalty and tradition. The clan culture is people oriented as it emphasizes the individual development with high cohesion and morale of employees (Figure 4). In the clan culture, organization member is aware of its unique history, share a sense of pride in fraternity and in membership, and often document its origins and celebrates its traditions in various ceremonies. Nokia, Toyota, Emirates Airlines, Pixar, Valero Energy Corp, Southwest Airlines, and Nukor are examples of organizations with clan culture.