Top 25 Websites for CEOs:

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http://www.forbes.com/sites/mikemyatt/2012/08/02/top-25-websites-for-ceos/

Winning The $30 Trillion Decathlon

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By 2025, annual consumption in emerging markets will reach $30 trillion—the biggest growth opportunity in the history of capitalism. To compete for the prize, companies must master ten key disciplines. To read more, click the above heading.

How Strategists Lead

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A Harvard business school professor reflects on what she has learned from senior executives about the unique value that strategic leaders can bring to their companies. To read more, click the above heading. To read more, click the above heading.

How Managers Become Leaders – Harvard Business Review

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The Seven Seismic shifts all the shifts a function head must make when first becoming an enterprise leader involve learning new skills and cultivating new mind-sets. Here are the shifts and what each requires executives to do. To read more, click the above heading.

Sustainable Banking & Finance 2012

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Sustainable banking & finance report, including environment, co-operative banking group, bankers’ pay, the unbanked, developing world, developed world, regulation, P2P market from…To read more, click the above heading.

Finding The Roots Of Organizational Incompetence

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Finding the roots of organizational incompetence by Timothy Prosser first let me define my term “Organizational Incompetence”. Sometimes in business you sit in a meeting and hear people grousing and struggling, and perhaps arguing and talking…To read more, click the above heading.

Visionary Leaders: How Procter & Gamble Learned To Love Technology, Networks and YouTube

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From visionary leaders: Transforming business with Rich Karlgaard an amazing footnote of history about Procter & Gamble: The global leader in packaged consumer goods first reached $1 million in annual sales in … 1858. Think about that milestone: – Three years before the civil war – Two decades before electricity found its first practical […] To read more, click the above heading.

The Magic Of Doing One Thing At A Time – Tony Schwartz

Harvard Business Review

Why is it that between 25% and 50% of people report feeling overwhelmed or burned out at work? It”s not just the number of hours we”re working, but also the fact that we spend too many continuous hours juggling too many things…To read more, click the above heading.

Turning Bosses Into Cross-Cultural Coaches

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Outdated leadership models are making way for more co-operative management styles. To read more, click the above heading.

10 Lessons From Inside Apple

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Adam Lashinsky details the top 10 lessons he learned from Apple while writing Inside Apple, his new book. To read more, click the above heading.

7 signs of a Dysfunctional Company

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(MoneyWatch) COMMENTARY I was just reading about how Barack Obama and George W. Bush are the most polarizing presidents of the past 50 years, meaning they had the largest gap in approval ratings between democrats and republicans. To read more, click the above heading.

The Last Kodak Moment?

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LENIN is said to have sneered that a capitalist will sell you the rope to hang him. The quote may be spurious, but it contains a grain of truth. To read more, click the above heading.

The Geography Of Women’s Economic Opportunity

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At the APEC Summit this past september, secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton argued that women are a great untapped economic resource. “There is a stimulative and ripple effect that kicks in when women have greater access…To read more, click the above heading.

World Economic Forum”s Global Competitiveness Report 2011-2012