Thought Leadership
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What CEOs Do, and How They Can Do it Better
A way to monitor where the efforts of the CEO are going
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Top Ten Reasons Why Businesses Aren’t More Sustainable
Sustainable businesses are resilient, and they create economic value, healthy ecosystems and strong communities
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Blind Spots: We're Not as Ethical as We Think
The rapidly developing field of behavioral ethics has described a decision-making process whereby we recognize what we should do
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Are CEOs Today’s Heroes?
All cultures and all eras have their heroes—individuals who set out on a quest and overcome great adversity to attain a glorious end. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld explains why society is looking for its heroes in the corner office
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Billionaires And Mud Huts: Can Asia Solve Its Real Sustainability Issues?
What are the key issues we need to really address when managing a sustainable world?
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Executive Education: Here's What Should You Look For
CEOs and their vice presidents of human resources are bombarded with daily requests to buy the latest and greatest in executive education. How do you differentiate the snake charmers from the real deal?
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How Implicit Assumptions Affect Ethical Behaviour
People rarely think about their implicit associations and the assumptions that result from them, in truth they represent the basic unit of understanding that produces our day-to-day behaviour
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Top Ten Legal Mistakes Made by Entrepreneurs
The legal issues commonly faced by entrepreneurs, as well as way on how to successfully deal with them
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Are Leaders One Size Fits All?
Should you take charge? Should you work to build consensus? Victor Vroom argues that effective leaders are sensitive to the nuances of their organizations, cultural environments, and short- and long-term objectives
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Paying Star Employees Well is a Good Strategy for Innovation
Observers of Silicon Valley have always assumed that the most successful companies get their competitive edge by paying their star employees more than the competition to fuel innovation. Now research, co-authored by Professor Kathryn Shaw, and using the academic field of insider econometrics, has been able to prove that this assumption is indeed true