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One of America’s largest financial management institutions has lost its CEO. Stan O’Neal, the organization’s first African-American Chief Executive Officer, announced his retirement from Merrill Lynch after just five years on the job. The news comes as O’Neal released information regarding the company’s losing of $2.24 billion dollars in the third quarter of the current fiscal year. O’Neal also acknowledged that the Read the rest of this entry »

Copyright (c) 2008 Pamela Scott

This article is directed to the CEO, but it can help anyone in a management position communicate more clearly with staff.

Glenn, owner of a midsize professional services firm, describes his situation: “Every January I give a state of the company address to the troops. The usual stuff: how we did last year, where we’re going this year, how excited/optimistic/cautious I am ab Read the rest of this entry »

Many people really confuse being an entrepreneur and being a CEO. They think they are the same thing, but over the years I’ve learned that they are actually two VERY different things.

An entrepreneur has a mind that is creative. Entrepreneurs are full of ideas, they’re eager beavers – and they are often hard to “control.” There are exceptions, of course. But all entrepreneurs tend to have that “pioneering” st Read the rest of this entry »

Web CEO Review – Overview

Web CEO is a suite of search engine optimization and website analysis tools. Web CEO can analyse your site’s traffic, monitor its position in different search engines and optimize your web pages to improve your rankings.

Web CEO Review – Features

Keyword suggestion – Search the database for related keywords, put them through detailed competitiveness analysis a Read the rest of this entry »

In this holiday season, people love to receive gifts. Well, what gifts would your company’s CEO love to receive from you?

Here are seven “gifts” you really need to go all out to give your CEO, according to Michael Mercer, Ph.D., a consultant and book author in Barrington, IL.

As the saying goes, “What goes around, comes around.” So, give these gifts and you will earn yourself the Read the rest of this entry »

There are no pressures greater and no challenges as complex as those that come with the CEO position. And the job is often a lonely one.

Executive coaches are now commonplace in organizations, particularly at the top levels. My experience for the past decade as a CEO coach has been an energizing and rewarding one. The role of the CEO coach is unique, because the job of the CEO is unique.

And the average Read the rest of this entry »

There are no pressures greater and no challenges as complex as those that come with the CEO position. And the job is often a lonely one.

Executive coaches are now commonplace in organizations, particularly at the top levels. My experience for the past decade as a CEO coach has been an energizing and rewarding one. The role of the CEO coach is unique, because the job of the CEO is unique.

And the average Read the rest of this entry »

In this holiday season, people love to receive gifts. Well, what gifts would your company’s CEO love to receive from you?

Here are seven “gifts” you really need to go all out to give your CEO, according to Michael Mercer, Ph.D., a consultant and book author in Barrington, IL.

As the saying goes, “What goes around, comes around.” So, give these gifts and you will earn yourself the Read the rest of this entry »