Management & Leadership2018-10-25T19:52:00-05:00

Intel’s next steps

With former CFO Bob Swan at the helm, Intel is looking to embrace the AI, 5G, and autonomous driving revolutions. […]

Why is diversity lacking at the top

BCG reviewed why employees from racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds, particularly Black and Latinx, are not advancing as successfully as their white counterparts. […]

How inclusion matters

As diversity has proven to strengthen financial outperformance among executive teams, studies show that taking a closer look at the winners can unveil new ways of progress. […]

More than a utility company

Despite becoming the second largest utility firm in the US, CEO Tom Fanning believes Southern Company has achieved much more. […]

The playboy tech king

The always controversial Larry Ellison, CTO and co-founder of the Oracle Corporation, may be facing his biggest challenge yet. […]

Powering life

Entergy is working to prove its new customer centric business strategy with CEO Leo Denault at the top. […]

How transformative CEOs lead in a crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many aspects of business, but one thing that hasn’t changed is the urgent need for companies to transform. BCG explores. […]

An instinct for change

Business growth is still possible in the face of uncertainty. There are ways to build up on confidence, resilience, and ingenuity to keep your business moving into the future. […]

Building your uncertainty advantage

Managing uncertainty has always been part of the executive remit. But rarely have leaders been forced to tackle volatility in so many areas all at once. […]

Business leaders are asking the important question to Joe Biden: What’s in it for me? […]

Sustaining value creation for the long term

Getting a company to manage for long-term performance requires considerable effort, but there are practical steps that boards and CEOs can undertake to promote long-term behaviors. […]

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