INTERVIEWS - Management Today
WEBIt’s kinder to be clear: leadership lessons from Crown Worldwide’s CEO. Jennifer Harvey, CEO of logistics behemoth Crown Worldwide Group, on balancing a working and familial relationship with her father, what Covid taught her, and being a ‘third culture kid’.
Profile: Rooney Anand, CEO Greene King
WEBThe 21 st century hasn’t exactly been kind to British pubs. From 2010 to 2016, one in five closed, swept away by the perfect storm of supermarket alcohol sales, rising rates, the smoking ban and stricter enforcement of drink-driving laws. Rooney Anand has seen it all, having been CEO of FTSE 250 giant Greene King since 2005, and the head of its brewing division since 2001.
The Best Cities for Business 2022 - managementtoday.co.uk
WEBJan 31, 2022 · Welcome to Management Today ’s major data project to rank the UK’s largest urban centres, barring London, on how attractive they are for business. We assessed the areas across 15 criteria including productivity, the scale of the private sector ecosystem, the strength of innovation and access to a skilled workforce.
The CEO's role in managing change - Management Today
WEBThe CEO's willingness to and ability to make things personal, to engage others openly and to spotlight successes as they emerge can make a huge difference. 2) Role-modelling desired mindsets and behaviour. The CEO is the organisation's chief role model. Successful CEOs typically embark on their own personal transformation journey, and if they ...
Lipitor: positioning the world's first $12 billion drug
WEBLipitor: positioning the world's first $12 billion drug. This case study focuses on the marketing strategy that led to the success of Lipitor, with 2005 sales of $12.2 billion making it the world's best-selling drug by a wide margin. Case A describes its market entry and rise to market leadership.
The truth behind the mismanagement of Elvis
WEBThe truth behind the mismanagement of Elvis. Baz Luhrmann’s flamboyant new biopic Elvis hints at the corporate scandal behind the star’s fame and fate. The real saga - replete with dodgy deals, conflicts of interest and con tricks – is even more shocking. When Elvis Presley died, aged 42, on 16 August 1977, he had less than $1m in the bank.
Strategy is only for experts: Alastair Dryburgh - Management Today
WEBby Alastair Dryburgh. The Strategic Planning Society is holding a conference aimed at establishing strategy as a profession along the lines of law, medicine, accountancy and the like. The fact is, however, from the point of view of a practising manager, there hasn't been much new or of great value said or written about the subject for years.
How hybrid working affects team dynamics and relationships
WEBWhat hybrid working will mean for teams. A longer term shift to virtual working will present a significant challenge for managers. The coronavirus lockdown, and the start of what Bloomberg first termed the world's largest experiment in remote working, has been a wake-up call for many organisations. While there may have been some teething ...
3 communication tips every leader needs to know - Management …
WEBGreat strategies and brilliant ideas mean little if no one understands them. You could be the very embodiment of the authentic, purposeful, innovative, open and supportive culture that your firm needs, but it will do you no good if you never leave your corner office. Someone who knows a thing or two about getting a message across is author and ...
How Electrolux reinvented itself - Management Today
WEBDec 13, 2006 · Hans Stråberg, CEO of appliances company Electrolux, explains how he extricated his company from the middle-market trap, in which low-cost companies like China's Haier were applying pressure at the low-end of the market and premium competitors like Bosch were growing at the expense of middle-of-the road brands. by The McKinsey Quarterly Online.
Skip to content