| Sort by: Article Title | Contributor | Topic | Date |
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Socially Aware???ROUNDTABLE II: The Buck Stops Where? |
Jennifer Pellet | April 1 2001 | |
How 1988′s rich-on-paper CEOs fared AFTER DOT-COM VALUATIONS PLUMMETEDEVEN AS HUNGER for dot-com gold sent hordes of CEOs and top level execs rushing from traditional firms to join [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | January 1 2001 | |
Building Media Empires-One Niche at a Time.In a market where small equals vulnerable, three niche media CEOs feel the urge to merge. |
Jennifer Pellet | January 1 2001 | |
Are Companies Getting the Share Price They Deserve?Sometimes “bad” share prices happen to good companies. The question is why? |
Jennifer Pellet | September 1 2000 | |
Ding-Dong Avon Stalling?Ringing doorbells across the nation with her sample case in tow, the intrepid Avon Lady was once the Queen of Suburbia-and an American icon. Today the $5.2 billion company she represents is struggling to reinvent itself in a beauty market teeming with splashy e-commerce sites and nouveau retail boutiques. Andrea Jung, Avon’s third CEO in as many years, intends to rejuvenate the domestically challenged global enterprise with a brand makeover. |
Jennifer Pellet | June 1 2000 | |
Time to Pay the PiperLured by the prospect of Internet gold, your best and brightest are pouring out the door. But maybe there’s something you can do about it. |
Jennifer Pellet | January 1 2000 | |
The Truth Behind the Internet Gold RushAOL and Steve Case, Ebay and Margaret Whitman, Amazon.com and Jeffrey Bezos, Priceline.com and Richard Braddock-there seems to be a triumphant got-in-early-and-got-rich-quick tale behind virtually every high-profile Internet company. And lately,top-notch corporate talent-from MBAs to CEOs-across industries seem to be succumbing to the option-laden lure of Internet-related ventures. So how real is the gold at the end of the Internet rainbow? How do the stratospheric compensation packages of these Internet stars compare to those of the less heralded players? And, most importantly, just how long can these glory days last? A recent study of the compensation of 486 executives at 155 Internet companies suggests that inside the dot.com realm there are more bench players than megawinners. |
Jennifer Pellet | November 1 1999 | |
Pulling Rabbit Out of HatsThough she shares his last name, Christie Hefner, CEO of Playboy Enterprises, couldn’t be more different than her infamous father, [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | September 1 1999 | |
Telecom TestosteroneRisk-averse Robert Annunziata is not. The first time the CEO of Global Crossing walked away from a management post at [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | June 1 1999 | |
Leadership Challenges for the Third MillenniumIn an era where technologies, economies, and even corporations are converging, the same old leadership model won’t cut it. CE gathered leading-edge CEOs at the home of Castle Harlan’s John Castle to explore the challenges facing business leaders in the 21st century. |
Jennifer Pellet | March 1 1999 |