This article addresses the most common reasons that contribute to CEO failure in the hope that other CEOs can avoid this fate, which can have a devastatingly negative impact on all enterprise stakeholders.
This is the last in a series focusing on the different stages of the CEO lifecycle—the CEO’s exit. This phase is the simplest conceptually, yet
Taking on responsibility for succession planning demonstrates that CEOs have the best interest of the company at heart and is a sign of confidence.
After having successfully completed the preparation and entry phases, CEOs must effectively lead their organizations through a period of continual evolution in order to realize the expectations of all the stakeholders.
There are a number of challenges that must be met to accelerate the integration of new CEOs and allow them to thrive early on.
What must you prepare your potential successors to do? There are eight core responsibilities that span across most CEO positions.
This is the introductory article in a new series addressing the opportunities and challenges faced by CEOs over the five distinct phases in the Life Cycle of the CEO, each presenting its own tasks and challenges.
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