Alphabet’s board realized that it might be lacking in an area of knowledge essential to company growth, and quickly recruited a stellar candidate to fill that gap—a kind of self-evaluation critical for success.
In the second of a two-part series, RHR International explores how great CEOs acquire the capabilities that make them great.
In the first of a two-part series, RHR International outlines the criteria that define world-class leadership performance in the CEO spot.
Turnover in the top spot has never been higher—and boards are too often caught flat footed. Consider this advice as you plan for unexpected CEO turnover.
Public controversy prior to Occidental Petroleum’s recent acquisition of Anadarko Petroleum epitomizes the pressure boards can face in supporting a CEO caught in the spotlight
Celebrity CEOs may be in fashion, and public image is undoubtedly part of the job. But the future CEOs who will awe and inspire us won’t be those trailed by paparazzi.
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