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Tag Archives: succession planning
There’s More to Learn from Jeopardy! than Trivia
Q: This household-name company allowed an insider to lead a high-profile executive search only to end up hiring himself for the job. It then failed to perform basic vetting that might have uncovered the new guy’s embarrassing history of insensitive … Continue reading
Posted in CEOs, Complaints Against Executives, Corporate successsion, Executive contracts, Executive Management Style
Tagged Alex Trebek, corporate succession, Executive Search, Internal candidates, Jeopardy!, Mike Richards, succession planning
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Apple a Succession Planning, Corporate Culture Success Story
So the new iPad has come out, sending technophiles (which seems to be everybody these days) to the moon with glee. Combined with the recent news that Apple’s market capitalization recently broke the $500 billion mark, only the sixth company … Continue reading
Posted in Business Continuity, CEOs, Corporate culture, Corporate successsion, Sports contracts
Tagged Andrew Luck, Apple, CEOs, corporate culture, Indianapolis Colts, iPad, Peyton Manning, salary cap, Steve Jobs, succession planning, Tim Cook
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