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The Highs and Lows of Being a CEOOf all the challenges a CEO faces today, simply showing up to accept the job would hardly rank near the [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | August 1 2001 | |
Mr. Fix-It Steps InHe’s off to a fast start, but can Bob Nardelli make his General Electric experience stick at The Home Depot? |
Jennifer Pellet | October 1 2001 | |
HealthSouth’s Digital DreamCEO Richard Scrushy promises to build the world’s most high-tech hospital-with Lawrence J. Ellison’s and Oracle’s help he just may succeed. |
Jennifer Pellet | December 1 2001 | |
The Executive BranchThe top job has grown so complex that CEOs practically need a presidential cabinet to stay informed and on their toes. |
Jennifer Pellet | February 1 2002 | |
Health Care CrisisHealth care costs are soaring and employees don’t want to pay, leaving CEOs with one very expensive problem. |
Jennifer Pellet | Events , ROUNDTABLES | April 1 2002 |
Leading the Information EnterpriseCEOs are instrumental in transforming traditional companies into knowledge powerhouses. Their challenge? Mixing creativity and standardization. |
Jennifer Pellet | May 1 2002 | |
The CEO’s DilemmaCompetition for customer loyalty is war. Winners balance broad customer need with tight corporate focus. |
Jennifer Pellet | May 1 2002 | |
Capturing the Innovation PremiumIngenuity is the key to creating customer and shareholder value. But to succeed, you have to be willing to break the rules. |
Jennifer Pellet | June 1 2002 | |
Trust in an Age of DoubtNot since Watergate have cynics feasted so heartily at a bonfire of the vanities. Confidence can be restored, if values are instilled. |
Jennifer Pellet | July 1 2002 | |
Unleashing the Power of the Consumer-Driven Profit MachineConsumers are changing, and so are their needs. If you want their business, you’ll have to know what they want before they do. |
Jennifer Pellet | Events , ROUNDTABLES | August 1 2002 |