Thomas Harrison
Thomas Harrison is the Chairman Emeritus of Diversified Agency Services (DAS) and former CEO of DAS, a division of Omnicom.
Covid-19: A Career Defining Pandemic
The traditional playbook is history. A list of 30 observations and truths to guide leaders and their businesses in the difficult days, weeks and months ahead.
What Leaders Can Learn From The Front Lines
In the ER, short-term decisions are made just to get to the luxury of crafting long-term strategies for health and well being. The same should be true for our companies.
Moving To A New, Post-Virus Normal
Corporate resilience, innovation, a new level of preparedness and an insatiable focus on sustainability will be key for success in the post-COVID era.
Now Hiring: Homo Disruptiens
How should CEOs hire for today's new, feverishly fluid business environment? We should hire for talent before experience. Unique, exciting, moldable brilliance before the comfortable candidate.
Know When To Go
CEOs need to know when they’re skills are no longer needed for the company’s growth path. Companies flourish when their performance needs are tightly aligned with a complementary CEO’s leadership skills.
Indra Nooyi’s Leadership Should Inspire Male-Female Mentorship
Don’t focus on the negative aspect of Indra Nooyi stepping aside. Focus on the incredible corporate, cultural and financial advancements that were enjoyed under her leadership and spread those statistics. Mentor the next generation.
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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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CEO CONFIDENCE INDEX
CEO Confidence Falls To Decade Low, But Few Predict Recession
Chief Executive’s June survey of 278 U.S. CEOs shows leading confidence indicator now at 5.5/10, the lowest reading in nearly a decade. Majority forecasts worsening conditions in the year ahead, though not a recession.