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As editor-at-large at Chief Executive Magazine, Jennifer Pellet writes feature stories and CEO roundtable coverage and also edits various sections of the publication.

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Are Two CEO’s One Two Many On the corporate battlefield, conventional wisdom has long echoed Napoleon’s leadership maxim: better one mediocre general than two brilliant ones. But a flurry of mega-mergers has companies rethinking the concept of a shared CEO chair. Can a co-CEO structure work? Or will it inevitably disrupt corporate balance and fuel dissension in the ranks-and at the top?	Jennifer Pellet	January 1 1999
The Teachers Expands Its Curriculum Size doesn’t matter? Don’t you believe it. With $223 billion in assets under management, TIAA-CREF is the largest portable pension system in the world-which gives it plenty of market clout. So when The Teachers calls on you to discuss corporate governance, you might want to pay attention.	Jennifer Pellet	November 1 1998
Hard Charger When friends and business associates warned Carl Pascarella off taking on the stewardship of Visa U.S.A. back in August of [...]	Jennifer Pellet	July 1 1998
Personal Business If emerging unscathed from a childhood spent under the watchful eye of a powerful and prominent parent takes a strong [...]	Jennifer Pellet	May 1 1998
Dances With Roulette Tables On a rainy day in the 1970s, Ray Halbritter, an ironworker and a member of the Oneida Indian Nation’s wolf [...]	Jennifer Pellet	March 1 1998
Treasure Hunt William G. Kelley has been boosting sales for the nation’s largest closeout retailer since the very first day he walked [...]	Jennifer Pellet	November 1 1997
Our Dinner with Henry Speaking at a recent forum held in New York, Dr. Henry Kissinger discussed political and economic changes looming 071 the horizon and reflected on how experiences weathered in years past can serve to guide the CEO of today.	Jennifer Pellet	January 1 1997

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Are Two CEO’s One Two Many

On the corporate battlefield, conventional wisdom has long echoed Napoleon’s leadership maxim: better one mediocre general than two brilliant ones. But a flurry of mega-mergers has companies rethinking the concept of a shared CEO chair. Can a co-CEO structure work? Or will it inevitably disrupt corporate balance and fuel dissension in the ranks-and at the top?

Jennifer Pellet

January 1 1999

The Teachers Expands Its Curriculum

Size doesn’t matter? Don’t you believe it. With $223 billion in assets under management, TIAA-CREF is the largest portable pension system in the world-which gives it plenty of market clout. So when The Teachers calls on you to discuss corporate governance, you might want to pay attention.

Jennifer Pellet

November 1 1998

Hard Charger

When friends and business associates warned Carl Pascarella off taking on the stewardship of Visa U.S.A. back in August of [...]

Jennifer Pellet

July 1 1998

Personal Business

If emerging unscathed from a childhood spent under the watchful eye of a powerful and prominent parent takes a strong [...]

Jennifer Pellet

May 1 1998

Dances With Roulette Tables

On a rainy day in the 1970s, Ray Halbritter, an ironworker and a member of the Oneida Indian Nation’s wolf [...]

Jennifer Pellet

March 1 1998

Treasure Hunt

William G. Kelley has been boosting sales for the nation’s largest closeout retailer since the very first day he walked [...]

Jennifer Pellet

November 1 1997

Our Dinner with Henry

Speaking at a recent forum held in New York, Dr. Henry Kissinger discussed political and economic changes looming 071 the horizon and reflected on how experiences weathered in years past can serve to guide the CEO of today.

Jennifer Pellet

January 1 1997

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