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Back to news homeFormer GE CEO Jeff Immelt: ‘It’s Complicated’
Editor’s Note: Jeff Immelt will be one of the keynote speakers at our upcoming CEO Leadership Conference in Phoenix, Nov. 4 & 5. Please join us. If it’s true, as […]
First Command CEO Mark Steffe Says: “Throw a Strike!”
Mark Steffe believes that coaching and leadership in business and sports are very similar. “Communicating isn’t just about delivering your message,” Steffe said. “It’s about somebody receiving it.” To illustrate his […]
Hypocritical Leaders Make Poor Leaders
We see countless examples every day of CEOs who enforce one set of rules for their company, while operating under a completely different set of rules for themselves. This hypocrisy […]
It’s 2021—Women Reaching The C-Suite Shouldn’t Be Historic
Headlines are touting 2021 as a banner year for women’s leadership in corporate America. CVS Health is now the highest-ranking business ever run by a woman CEO, Karen Lynch, and […]
Posthumous Lessons For Surviving The Unthinkable
Credit: Courtesy of Texas Roadhouse Kent Taylor was turned down more than 80 times by would-be investors when he sought funding in the early ’90s for his new venture, Texas […]
CEO Confidence Continues To Slide In September As Labor, Washington And Covid Worries Grow
“Economic growth in 2021 has benefitted substantially from federal and state fiscal stimulus, and the rebound from Covid-19-induced economic contraction in the first half of 2020. As stimulus is withdrawn, […]
Four Ways To Deal With The Demoralizing Delta Variant
The health damage is sadly, easy to spot: nearly 630,000 new cases a day worldwide on average, and more than 9,500 daily deaths since Covid’s delta variant arrived. The toll […]
SPECIAL REPORT: After The Covid Cut—How The Pandemic Affected Compensation Trends
Last year, in the midst of the pandemic, Chief Executive surveyed more than 1,400 private U.S. organizations on their compensation strategies and the actions they were taking, if any, to […]
How AEP Is Powering An Appalachian Community To Thrive
It might seem illogical for a large, historically fossil-fueled power company to lead Appalachia out of coal. But it’s key to American Electric Power’s (AEP’s) strategy to power communities in […]