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JP Donlon
JP Donlon is the Editor-in-Chief of Chief Executive magazine.
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The Criminalization of Corporate ConductA noted entrepreneur and a former U.S. Attorney General illuminate a growing problem facing business leaders and advance several possible solutions. |
JP Donlon | Governance/Compliance | August 18 2009 |
Looking for the ‘New Normal’Of the $787 billion marked for stimulus spending, the $1 billion “Cash for Clunkers” program is the only success the [...] |
JP Donlon | Editor's Note | August 17 2009 |
An Entitlement Too FarAugust 12 is Cost of Government Day (COGD), the day of the calendar on which most the average American worker [...] |
JP Donlon | August 12 2009 | |
Cap and Trade-offsThe Obama Administration has initiated plans to address climate change by introducing an economy-wide program to reduce the greenhouse gas [...] |
JP Donlon | Governance/Compliance , Regulatory | July 7 2009 |
McCEOMcCEO Named 2009 CEO of the Year, McDonald’s Jim Skinner transformed an icon with a simple and powerful recipe for leadership. |
JP Donlon | CEO of the Year | June 24 2009 |
Why Succession is a Continuity IssueWhy is CEO continuity so difficult? According to Challenger, Gray’s league table of CEO departures of the past 12 months [...] |
JP Donlon | Conversations with the Editor , Editor's Note | June 22 2009 |
A Stimulus We Can Believe InIs President Obama’s stimulus working? A June Rasmussen Reports survey showed that 45 percent of those polled think the President [...] |
JP Donlon | Governance/Compliance , Regulatory | June 15 2009 |
Why the Atom Is the AnswerSlovakiaIn response to Ron Bailey’s feature (CE March-April 2009) on electric cars and the battery technology that will be needed [...] |
JP Donlon | Technology | May 11 2009 |
A Role of the DiceIn January 2009 The Manhattan Institute’s Center for Energy and Environment , with the help of survey research conducted by [...] |
JP Donlon | April 27 2009 | |
U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey: How the Army Manages TransformationLike any large, complex organization that must adapt to new realities, the U.S. Army seeks to knock down silos and rethink the way it looks at itself. Army Chief of Staff Gen. George W. Casey, Jr., talks about what it takes to modernize a 1.1 million person organization, where getting people to embrace change is the key. |
JP Donlon | CEO Interviews | April 14 2009 |
