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CHROs Are Failing and It’s Our Fault: 5 Barriers to CHRO Career Success

AIHR

Only 40% of senior HR leaders say that they have the ambition to move into the CHRO role, while senior HR leader turnover is reported to be significantly higher than in other C-suite roles. Recent rates show that the turnover (14%) within top HR roles is higher than in other C-suite roles.

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Measuring the ROI of Thought Leadership | Cindy Anderson and Anthony Marshall

Peter Winick

It’s certain that thought leadership brings great value to an organization, but how do you calculate the actual ROI of your thought leadership investment? If you’ve ever tried to measure the impact of your org’s thought leadership investment, this is a critical episode. Don’t miss it! Some years.

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Should You Have A Chief Of Staff?

Chief Executive

As I was going through this existential moment in my early career, I was approached by my former boss’s boss at Ariel Investments, Mellody Hobson, to be her Chief of Staff. Today, Chiefs of Staff are increasingly found in C-suites. Analyzing Executive Office Effectiveness. A Staggering Surge in Executive Anxiety.

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Looking For A Successor? Don’t Overlook Your CMO

Chief Executive

CMOs were long the punching bags of the C-Suite. When it absolutely mattered most, no one in the C-Suite knew better how to communicate, connect and persuade. In an era where purpose and brand is everything, there’s an argument to be made that the skills of today’s CMO offer the best route to the CEO’s office.

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The Case for Self-Aware Leaders

Association Now Leadership

As the report puts it, leaders “need to be able to lead themselves, they need to be able to lead a team of peers in the C-suite, and they need to have the leadership skills and mindset required to lead at scale, coordinating and inspiring networks of teams.” So, yes, a little self-awareness isn’t necessarily so hokey.

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updates: parking lot gate wars, the employer that wanted more notice, and more

Alison Green

Alison, I kid you not, after they left we learned that the operations manager had made up ALL of the ridiculous policies without the C-suite knowing, while saying they were the directive of the CEO/COO (including inventing the COL raises that were never actually on the table – I’m not sure where they were going with that one).

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A Last Look at Leadership in 2022

Association Now Leadership

For association leaders, the new normal means hybrid offices, more engaged boards, and stronger management throughout the organization—all urgent issues for 2023. The definition of the office will keep changing. But employees, understandably, enjoy remote work and want flexibility when it comes to the hybrid office.