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How Much Does The Average CEO Really Earn?Hint: it’s a lot less than what mainstream media reports imply. Of the roughly 30 million businesses in the United States, less than 6,000 are publicly traded on major stock exchanges. As anyone who gets his or her information from mainstream news and media outlets well knows, the spotlight and analysis for business (especially in regard to CEO compensation) are firmly focused on S&P 500 companies. That means that virtually 100 percent of media coverage of CEO compensation focuses on less than 8 percent of all public companies and less than .002 percent of all companies in the U.S. |
Michael Bamberger | CEO Briefing Newsletter , CEO Compensation | November 16 2012 |
How to Avoid the Seven Sins of Customer ExperienceCustomer experience can ultimately be an organization’s primary competitive advantage, if it is managed correctly. Exceptional customer service produces loyal customers who buy more, refer friends, resist special offers from competitors and forgive the occasional mistake. A new research report on customer experience sheds new light on the “seven sins” of customer experience — key missteps that make organizations stumble when it comes to customer interaction. |
Sharon Daniels | CEO Briefing Newsletter , Leadership & Strategy | April 18 2013 |
Employee Engagement is the Key to ExecutionSusan Scott, founder of the leadership development and training firm Fierce, writes for Chief Executive Online about the necessity of [...] |
Ceo Briefing - April 7 2011 | CEO Briefing Newsletter | April 6 2011 |
Controlling Health Care CostsPockets where breakthrough successes have occurred suggest there are ways to contain the spiraling cost of health care. |
Jennifer Pellet | CEO Briefing Newsletter , Governance/Compliance , Leadership & Strategy | January 25 2013 |
A Better Way to BuildAnn Hand, CEO of Project Frog, wants to “democratize” high-functioning buildings—delivering high-end design at value prices through pre-fab construction. |
Jennifer Pellet | CEO Briefing Newsletter , CEO Interviews | February 1 2013 |
Case Study: Partnering for Potential, Array BioPharma’s Ron SquarerYou’ve stepped in as CEO at a biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of targeted small molecule drugs used to treat cancer and inflammatory diseases. In taking the helm, you’re charged with finishing the company’s 10-year transition from developing drugs for larger pharma companies to steering some of those molecules through late-stage development and commercialization on its own. |
Jennifer Pellet | CEO Briefing Newsletter | March 12 2013 |
Swisse Vitamin’s Radek Sali: The NaturalAn Australian CEO shares his strategy for translating his marketing juggernaut’s success stateside. |
Jennifer Pellet | CEO Briefing Newsletter | March 15 2013 |
The Sweet Smell of SuccessPerfume trends suggest market potential for a new category of fragrances. |
Joe Queenan | CEO Briefing Newsletter , Leadership & Strategy | January 25 2013 |
Pardon My FrenchAn American takes on France—and the world. |
Joe Queenan | CEO Briefing Newsletter | May 17 2013 |
Acing the Family VacationLessons from three hard-charging CEOs on how to make time for—and make the most of—travel time as a family. |
Michael Gelfand | CEO Briefing Newsletter , CEO Life , Travel | May 15 2013 |