Jamie Dimon’s Dual Role and the Threat of Absolute Power
It’s time to reconsider the benefits and risks of combining the CEO and chairman roles.
Curbing Risks in Complicated Projects
Too many companies are geared toward fixing problems rather than preventing them.June 14, 2013Portrait of the Incoming Class
The newest CEOs have neither the diversity nor the global backgrounds that you might expect.May 28, 2013 by Ken Favaro, Per-Ola Karlsson, and Gary L. NeilsonEmbracing the Twists and Turns in Project Management
Surprises can be frustrating, but they often come with big opportunities.March 15, 2013When Companies Become Social Activists
Joining boycotts brings tactical and long-term benefits.February 26, 2013 by Matt PalmquistGauging the Performance of CEOs from Nonprofits and Government
Some troubling signs are found on the financial front when CEOs’ experience comes from beyond the corporate world.October 26, 2012The Care and Feeding of Shareholders
A review of Winning Investors Over, by Baruch Lev.May 29, 2012 by David K. HurstShortening the Time Line for a Recall
Three key factors can delay — or accelerate — an announcement.April 13, 2012Diagnosing Your Top Team’s Span of Control
What is the right number of direct reports for any incoming C-level executive? A new diagnostic tool can provide the answer, based on each leader’s situation and strategy.April 9, 2012 by Gary L. NeilsonPharmaceuticals: Go to Market More Effectively
February 17, 2012 by Peter Behner, Rick Edmunds, Marcus Ehrhardt, and Greg RotzSeven Value Creation Lessons from Private Equity
What top-tier PE firms can teach public companies about creating and sustaining value over time.January 30, 2012 by Vinay Couto, Ashok Divakaran, and Deniz CaglarThe Dollar Payoff from CSR and Sustainability
How a deep commitment translates into better numbers in the stock market and on the bottom line.January 13, 2012How Mandatory Reporting on Sustainability Pays Off
Forced sensitivity to environmental and ethical issues improves a company’s standing and competitiveness.July 29, 2011Managing Major Corporate Initiatives
A five-point plan to keep steering committees on track.July 15, 2011Is Creativity a Bad Trait for a Senior Leader?
Supporters of the status quo — not the creative types — are seen as more effective.May 24, 2011 by Matt PalmquistDoing Business in Corrupt Places
It’s fraught with risk, but could lead to competitive advantage.April 29, 2011Total Shareholder Returns
This measure of business performance is the best indicator of corporate success.March 21, 2011 by Ken Favaro and Greg RotzThe Power of the Post-Recession Consumer
An analysis of attitudes and spending reveals a return to traditional values, driven by consumers searching for quality, affordability, and connection.February 22, 2011 by John Gerzema and Michael D'AntonioManaging Criticism
Strategies for effectively responding to negative evaluations by influential outsiders.May 25, 2010 by Matt PalmquistThe Value of Charisma
The language that new CEOs use to describe their vision can influence securities analysts’ forecasts of firm performance.April 9, 2010Don’t Ignore the Transparency Imperative
Nell Minow, coauthor of Corporate Governance, introduces a lesson in corporate transparency from The Responsibility Revolution: How the Next Generation of Businesses Will Win, by Jeffrey Hollender and Bill Breen.February 26, 2010Getting a Return on Judgment
The financial meltdown showed the limits of bureaucracy. Recovery depends on how well companies adopt the practices of personalization instead.February 12, 2010 by Julian Birkinshaw and Huw JenkinsAfter Copenhagen: Impact, Change, and Implementation
A conversation with Nick Pennell and Rob FowlerDecember 21, 2009Green Is a Strategy
Five steps to “differentiated” sustainability for a full embrace of environmentalism.December 21, 2009 by Rich Kauffeld, Abhishek Malhotra, and Susan HigginsAn Antidote to Callousness
Barbara Kellerman, author of Followership: How Followers Are Creating Change and Changing Leaders, introduces an excerpt on dealing with opponents of change from The Practice of Adaptive Leadership: Tools and Techniques for Changing Your Organization and the World, by Ronald Heifetz, Alexander Grashow, and Marty Linsky.August 12, 2009
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