-
-
JP Donlon
JP Donlon is the Editor-in-Chief of Chief Executive magazine.
| Sort by: Article Title | Contributor | Topic | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Been There; Done ThatIn April 1993, CE launched its first annual review of the best and worst corporate boards. It was the brainchild [...] |
JP Donlon | January 1 1997 | |
Best Companies for Leaders
|
JP Donlon | Best & Worst States , Leadership | January 31 2009 |
Best Companies for LeadersPeter Drucker was quoted as saying that “the army trains and develops more leaders than do all other institutions together-and [...] |
JP Donlon | Best Companies for Leaders , Leadership & Strategy | December 7 2007 |
Best Companies for LeadersGE eclipses P & G for the Top spot in 2006. |
JP Donlon | December 1 2006 | |
Best Private Companies for Leaders 2012Our Best Companies for Leaders list focuses on public company CEOs, and so it’s important to also recognize private company CEOs who have strong leadership development programs. This year’s top private company CEO is Connie Wimer of Business Publications. |
JP Donlon | Leadership & Strategy | January 12 2012 |
Best/Worst States for Business 2011Texas reigns supreme for the seventh consecutive year in our annual Best and Worst States for Business survey. Over 550 CEOs ranked and graded the states on their overall business-friendliness. Rounding out the top three are North Carolina and Florida, while once again California landed at the bottom. |
JP Donlon | Best & Worst States , Election Center , Election Center | May 3 2011 |
Beyond the Euro: Rethinking Competitiveness |
JP Donlon | May 1 2000 | |
Big Brown Boots UpInternet companies are very hot now. That’s nice. But maybe the biggest e-commerce player isn’t Microsoft, Intel, AOL, Amazon, or the dot com de jour stock the punters are talking up. |
JP Donlon | March 1 1999 | |
Blithe SpiritsBucking declining North American demand for spirits, Guinness ranks as the world’s most profitable alcoholic drinks company. Having retaken control of its distribution networks, the company is pushing pricey, upscale brands in the hope of repositioning scotch as status. Interested in a $500 bottle? |
JP Donlon | April 1 1992 | |
Bob Eckert, Mattell CEO: Barbie’s Latest Accessory is SoftwareThe days when Barbie meant doll are gone. Now, she is a full-fledged brand with products ranging from digital cameras and movie production software to bicycles. Mattel CEO Bob Eckert explains why toys are no longer just toys, but brands. |
JP Donlon | CEO Interviews , Marketing & Sales , Strategy | February 1 2011 |
