the ceo magazine, leadership
“When CEO’s and all leaders start displaying an equal or greater passion for wanting to achieve accuracy and objectivity in how they are seen as leaders compared to the passion they display for wanting to achieve accuracy and objectivity in the operations they manage, this will mark the beginning to the end of the world’s leadership crisis”…John Mattone
the ceo magazine, leadership
Suzanne Bates, CEO, Bates Communications

How many leaders have walked onto a big stage and stumbled at precisely the moment when we hoped they would shine? When Mary Barra appeared before Congress in April to answer for events leading to GM’s recall of 1.6 million vehicles with faulty ignitions, her careful, overly-scripted testimony landed with a thud. The moment cried out for Barra to show up as the CEO heralded to be the “new GM” and to appear concerned, sincere and authentic. Instead of reassuring the public that GM would address the issues, and expressing empathy toward the victims, her responses inspired a Saturday Night Live opening skit that lampooned her lack of candor and responsiveness.

the ceo magazine, leadership
Meridith Elliott Powell, Founder & Owner, MotionFirst

Well like it or not, British musician’s Sting’s children are going to have to work for living. In an interview with the Mail Online  the former front man for the 80’s band The Police, revealed that he has no plans to leave his children much if any of his $306 million fortune, fearing trust funds would be an “albatrosses around their neck.”

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