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Best Thinking Creates Competitive Advantage

Wise leaders know that they will generate organizational best thinking that is far above what one person can accomplish alone when they draw on the wealth of knowledge that employees, with their differing professional interests, experiences and perspectives, bring to their jobs.

What Makes an Exceptional CEO

Reams have been written about what makes for a special or exceptional CEO. The fact that all these articles, business school courses and debates later - we still have very few exceptional CEOs, says none of us has found the "formula".

CEOs Face A Revolving Door

CEOs are getting the boot in ever-higher numbers. Data from 2005 shows that more chief executives left office in that year than ever before.

Why CEOs Must Be Involved in Lead Generation

I'd like this article, "Sales and The CEO," by Jeff Thull author of Mastering the Complex Sale.

Successful Entrepreneurs Need Employee Ownership

"Every individual...intends only his own gain....By pursuing his own interest he frequently promotes that of society more effectually than when he really intends to promote it."

Shel Israel Does Love CEO Bloggers

After Shel realized I wasn't the only one who intepreted his post on CEO bloggers as a dislike for them, he's added a new post to clarify a few points.

Analysts Expect CEOs To Communicate...

If you reject all the other research and rationale for CEOs to communicate with employees-especially during times of change and stress-you should pay attention to the recently released "Return on Reputation" survey.

SES Wrap-Up: Snow, SEO, and Angry CEOs

I never thought I'd be upset to be walking in to the Hilton on Michigan Avenue in Chicago. But after camping at O'Hare for six hours, scrambling to rebook flights for two, catching the Blue Line for one, and trudging through the snow for another hour, I was more than a little peeved to be walking into the gilded Hilton lobby instead of my house for the night. Danny Sullivan had assured one cold lady on Monday that all the heat was in his room, and judging by how I was shivering, that was probably true.

Study: 47% of CEOs Say Blogs Useful for PR

Wow. This is big news. Nearly half of CEOs (47%) surveyed by PR Week and Burson Marsteller rate blogs high as external audience communication tools.

7 Performance Tactics for CEOs

Buckling under the weight of chronic corporate restructuring, and frustrated by performers who don't respond to carefully crafted strategic plans, high level executive leaders are being confronted by a growing performance gap between what needs to get done and what gets done.