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Leadership Succession: How to Avoid a Crisis

Leadership Succession: How to Avoid a Crisis
In the C-suite, the need to develop and implement a plan for leadership succession is one of the most frequently discussed topics. Yet according to this author, the majority of companies have done little about it.
From Ivey Business Journal
Three Skills Every 21st-century Manager Needs

Three Skills Every 21st-century Manager Needs
Over the past decade companies have become more global and employee groups more diverse. And today's offices are full of once unimaginable technological distractions.
From Harvard Business Review
Capitalism at Risk: Rethinking the Role of Business

Capitalism at Risk: Rethinking the Role of Business
The spread of capitalism worldwide has made people wealthier than ever before. But capitalism's future is far from assured.
From Harvard Business Press
The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities

The Handbook
of Fixed Income Securities
For decades, this book has been the most trusted resource in the world for fixed income investing. However, the financial markets have experienced major upheavals, introducing dramatic new opportunities and risks.
From McGraw Hill Professional
Make it work for women

Co-Opt the Old Boys' Club: Make it Work for Women
The Old Boys' Club simply will not be dismantled. So, to rise up in the ranks,
high-potential women must secure sponsors in the C-suite, where most executives are men.
From Harvard Business Review
how hot is your next innovation

How Hot is Your Next Innovation?
Choosing which innovative ideas to pursue is often an exercise in guesswork. But by using existing management tools in a new way, you can effectively gauge your innovation's potential.
From Harvard Business Review
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