Today’s CEOs Don’t Just Lead Companies. They Lead Ecosystems.

Jan 31 2023

by Sarah Jensen Clayton, Tierney Remick, and Evelyn Orr, originally published in Harbard Business Review

It wasn’t so long ago that a CEO was considered effective if they could keep the board of directors happy, appease shareholders, and steer clear of major reputational issues.

Not so anymore.

The job description for the CEO of today is being crowdsourced, with nearly every segment of society — employees, customers, suppliers, governments, and activists — registering their expectations and demands.

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Black History Month: 3 Diversity Headwinds—and 3 Solutions

Black History Month: 3 Diversity Headwinds—and 3 Solutions

Feb 9 2023

by JT Saunders, originally posted by Korn Ferry in KF Insights For decades, company leaders have been saying they want to make their organizations more inclusive and diverse. Those efforts became even more widespread in the wake of the George Floyd killing. Now, as...

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The Gift that Keeps on Giving

The Gift that Keeps on Giving

Feb 2 2023

by Amelia Haynes, originally published by Korn Ferry Institute Do you know that feeling you get when a stranger holds the door for you? Or when your partner surprises you with a gift? Or when your coworker offers to take something off your plate during a busy week?...

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A Year in Search of Purpose

A Year in Search of Purpose

Feb 2 2023

by Daniel Goleman, originally published by Korn Ferry in KF Insights Looking back over the past three years of disruption and unrest—no word could be more appropriate than “CHANGE.” Can I change my career? Can I change my location? Can I change the world? These are...

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