The Leader

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Board Issues

The first 90 days
Starting fast in a new work environment. The first few months of a leadership role is a critical bedding-in period for any executive. Are you expected to make sweeping changes from the off, or is your brief more to watch and learn?
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TalkBack: It takes more than 90 days to build a company
Argues SystemLink’s Stephen Bradley.
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The hardest job in corporate America
Alan Mulally’s unique brand of charismatic toughness could be just what Ford needs to turn itself into a new engine of growth. Business Management reports.
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Dauman plays his cards right
Viacom’s newly appointed CEO has set out his agenda and sees plenty of potential in the media and entertainment giant.
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Capital ideas
Business Management meets Gregor Bailar, CIO of fast-growing banking giant Capital One Finance, to discuss his organization’s rise to the top of the financial services tree
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Pharma gets focused
Business Management talks to pharma giants Pfizer and Wyeth and reports on how pharma is finding remedies in unlikely sources
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Leaders wanted – managers need not apply
Peter Casebow, CEO of goodpractice.net, asks: what’s more important in getting that top job – management or leadership skills?
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Great expectations
Why new PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi will not just sustain the company’s success – she will drive it forward
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Staffing Matters

Crisis of confidence?
Jonathon Edgley looks at the importance of trust in business.
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Your company needs YOU
Is your human resources department relevant? Daniel Barr and William Feehan take a tough look at the corporate human resources function to discover how it can add value and play a strategic role in driving your company forward.
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Reward And Incentive Strategy
The Missing Link Between Employers and Employees…Total Rewards Management
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Building a Brand

Why brand building starts at the top
Viacom’s newly appointed CEO has set out his agenda and sees plenty of potential for growth in the media and entertainment giant
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