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The Rise of the Not-So-Experienced CEO

Harvard Business Review Dec 23 2014 BoardBlogs

In the first, a corporate board persuades a high-performing and dependable CEO to stay longer than planned at the helm to keep a steady hand on the tiller, maintain progress, or weather an upcoming storm. When the CEO finally retires, however, business ...
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- Roselinde Torres