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Ziopharm Oncology: A New Approach to New DrugsFor a little biopharmaceutical company, Ziopharm Oncology has attracted capital from some heavy hitters—a coup in an industry hit particularly hard by the financial market crunch. Here, Chief Executive interviews CEO Jonathan Lewis. |
Jennifer Pellet | Leadership & Strategy | February 24 2012 |
Ziopharm Oncology’s CEO Jonathan Lewis Takes a New Approach to New DrugsFor a little biopharmaceutical company, Ziopharm Oncology has attracted capital from some heavy hitters—a coup in an industry hit particularly hard by the financial market crunch. Here, Chief Executive interviews CEO Jonathan Lewis. |
Jennifer Pellet | CEO Interviews | February 24 2012 |
Winning in WindsorTwo years into his reign at the helm of InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) and Andrew Cosslett can still get worked [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | September 10 2007 | |
Winning in a Multicultural MarketLong heralded, the phenomenal potential of multicultural markets is now undeniably upon Corporate America. Hispanics accounted for about half of [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | June 13 2006 | |
Who’s On Next?Marv Soiland, president and founder of Stony Point Rock Quarry, was in his 70s when the issue of a successor [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | April 13 2007 | |
Who You Gonna Call?Robert S. “Steve” Miller, 66, gained a reputation for fixing ailing companies, something that became an unantici – pated career [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | CEO Interviews | July 23 2008 |
When E-brands FAIL: Building Hew Brand Value with Old Brand Tricks |
Jennifer Pellet | May 1 2001 | |
What’s in a Name?As an AT&T veteran, Embarq CEO Daniel Hesse well knows the power a strong brand can wield. “I grew up [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | July 23 2007 | |
What’s Next for China?Already the world’s second-largest economy, China’s future—and the future of companies doing business there—depends on overcoming significant hurdles.Here’s what CEOs had to say at a roundtable at the CEO of the Year. |
Jennifer Pellet | China , Global Business | October 14 2011 |
What is Wrong With CEO Succession?Dropping for decades, the typical tenure of a CEO is now between four and five years. In fact, business leaders [...] |
Jennifer Pellet | Leadership & Strategy | June 23 2009 |