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A Passion For Private Aviation
Nicholas Air Founder and CEO NJ Correnti coupled Southern charm with discipline and drive to build one of the nation’s largest charter operations.
The Real State Of Digital: Surprises From A Survey of 500...
A sweeping survey of more than 500 leaders at U.S. companies in nearly every industry and size category by Chief Executive Group and Amazon Web Services reveals a sizable shortfall in the organizational behaviors needed to drive business growth in the digital age—as well as huge opportunities to learn and leapfrog your competition.
Revenue Growth: The New Frontier
The ability to adapt to changing trends and behaviors has been key, and management teams must revisit their commercial (marketing, sales, service) strategy and processes to ensure it is still suited to today’s reality. Watch this webinar to explore the new frontier of revenue growth.
Revenue Growth: The New Frontier
A February 2022 survey by Chief Executive & Alexander Group of 450 U.S. CEOs and business leaders shows the year ahead presents an opportunity for organizations to grow through investments in the revenue team.
How Real-Time Visibility and Automation Power the Modern Finance Leader
An interactive discussion with G2’s VP of Finance, Joe Stuckel, and TripActions’ EVP of Finance and Corporate Controller, Ram Bartov.
Leading In The Private Arena
Portfolio company CEOs must master every leadership hurdle their public company peers
face—all at breakneck speed while under intense investor scrutiny. Gathered for Chief
Executive’s two-day PE-Backed CEO Summit, PE leadership veterans and experts discussed
tactics for addressing the unique tensions of the role. Some takeaways.
It’s Official: Musk To Buy Twitter for $44 Billion
Musk had said — and the company confirmed in a press release — that he would take Twitter private following the completion of the transaction.
Measuring Sustainability to Create Value
Join Accenture and StrategicCFO360 to explore how to determine what success looks like and how accountability for sustainability measurement, analytics and performance needs to be embedded into the “Sustainability DNA” of the organization, with transparency and trust enshrined along the way.
CEO Excellence: 6 Mindsets of High-Performing Leaders
Join Chief Executive Group and McKinsey, to explore how the best CEOs think and act differently across six core responsibilities, as described in our speakers’ new book, CEO Excellence. The book debuted on the WSJ list at #2 and on the USAToday bestseller list at #21.
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New Poll: CEOs Find Challenges In Using Customer Data To Drive Innovation
Ability to harness and sort through data for meaningful insights remains a hurdle, many say. “The key is...finding what is actually relevant.”
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In Poll, Majority of CEOs Say Hybrid Work Is Here to Stay for 2022. Full Virtual? Not so Much
Almost all the CEOs we surveyed in May say they will work in at least partially hybrid mode for the rest of the year—versus just 7 percent who said they'd be fully remote.