Stanley Black & Decker’s John Lundgren On Making Mergers Work
John Lundgren, who retired as chairman and CEO of Stanley Black & Decker in 2016, reflects on the experience of combining two American icons.
John Lundgren, who retired as chairman and CEO of Stanley Black & Decker in 2016, reflects on the experience of combining two American icons.
How did this CEO of an up-and-coming medical robotics company put together a blue chip board? He talks about it with Corporate Board Member.
Yesterday, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton announced he’d host a forum that would tackle some of the most pressing topics of the day, especially the touchy subject of disclosure.
Ron Harbour separates hype from reality on how technology is seeping into the auto manufacturing world and what the most successful comanies are doing.
Personal self governance deficiencies or the absence of personal governance has brought negative publicity upon leaders and their companies as well as in certain circumstances wrecked reputations and careers.
Here is part two of our look at the state of corporate culture in some of the world’s biggest economies with insights into Japan, Australia and France.