drew morris and michael burdi
Drew Morris (drew.morris@greatnumbers.com) is the founder and CEO of Great Numbers! The company helps executives find the various dimensions of the upside in their businesses and mold it into a prosperity design—a blueprint for delivering that upside. He has no stake in any of the companies mentioned.
Michael Burdi is senior analyst at The Applied Finance Group. AFG is a Chicago-based independent equity-research advisory firm specializing in performance and valuation measurement using Economic Margin.
How to Move Up in the Rankings
In the sixth annual ranking of the Chief Executive/Applied Finance Group wealth creators, more and more leaders are showing that they have both the discipline and staying power to sustain real value creation.
Most Valuable CEOs: The Best, The Worst, and How to Improve...
Every year, we profile companies in the top and bottom ranks that we haven’t written about previously to provide a fresh set of management insights.
2010 CEO Wealth Creation Index Shows a Few Surprises
The third annual ranking of the Chief Executive magazine/Applied Finance Group wealth creators—and destroyers—sees new contenders surface and several that sustained performance through tough times.
Ranking CEO Wealth Creation
The top 50 companies in the ranking delivered an average total shareholder return (TSR) of 73.3 percent between January 2007 and June 2010
Ranking CEO Wealth Creation
The top 50 companies’ 3-year average TSR was 539 percent higher than the bottom 50’s
CEO Wealth Creators and Destroyers 2008
In the first annual Chief Executive/Applied Finance Group Wealth Creation Rankings we size up the best and worst performers of the S&P 500 over the last three years.
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