June 28, 2026 The new rules of executive hiring BY Tammy Perkins For years, executive hiring rewarded visibility, experience, and momentum. Then the market changed all at once. Today, many qualified leaders experience the same thing: Recruiter outreach has slowed, interview processes stall without explanation, roles disappear midsearch, and applications vanish into silence. After unanswered … Continue reading The new rules of executive hiring
Organizations say they value feedback, but employees and customers notice when leadership listens without taking action. By Annette Franz Published on May 27, 2026 Most executive listening tours fail for one simple reason: They’re designed to collect feedback instead of uncovering the truth. Meetings get scheduled, leaders host town halls, surveys go … Continue reading How to avoid tone-deaf executive listening tours
May 24, 2026 AI is already killing the executive assistant job BY Pavithra Mohan There is a growing body of evidence that AI is redefining white-collar work. It’s not just the endless rounds of layoffs at tech companies that herald this transformation. Entry-level jobs are disappearing in sectors like software engineering, leaving new college graduates scrambling … Continue reading AI is already killing the executive assistant job
Trump postpones AI oversight executive order The delay reportedly came after pressure from big tech leaders. By Steve Dent May 22, 2026 Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock President Trump has postponed the signing an executive order around government AI oversight, CNN reported, saying he “didn’t like certain aspects” of it. Originally, the order would have compelled AI companies to share … Continue reading Trump postpones AI oversight executive order
May 21, 2026 Trump cancels AI executive order over concerns of slowing U.S. tech innovation BY Associated Press President Donald Trump called off plans to sign a new executive order on artificial intelligence hours before an expected White House ceremony Thursday because he said he was worried the measure could dull America’s edge on AI technology. Trump … Continue reading Trump cancels AI executive order over concerns of slowing U.S. tech innovation
Moving past attribution can feel risky, but staying stuck is worse. Reframe marketing measurement to reflect real buying behavior and business impact. Kathleen Schaub on October 30, 2025 A tough conversation is unfolding between marketing leaders and the C-suite. CMOs are realizing that static, deterministic metrics like attribution create false narratives. Many fear CEOs … Continue reading Winning executive trust in the move beyond marketing attribution
October 08, 2025 How to figure out if an executive is AI fluent AI fluency is quickly becoming the new leadership divide: Some executives are already embedding it into strategy, while others are still asking what it means. The gap is widening—and it’s shaping who gets hired to lead. That’s why AI fluency is becoming … Continue reading How to figure out if an executive is AI fluent
July 30, 2025 Panasonic announces new CEO, a former Boeing executive BY Associated Press Japanese electronics and technology company Panasonic has chosen a new chief executive after eking out a 1.2% rise in its first quarter profit. Kenneth William Sain, a former Boeing executive, will replace Yasuyuki Higuchi as Panasonic’s president and chief executive in April … Continue reading Panasonic announces new CEO, a former Boeing executive
February 14, 2025 5 warning signs it’s time to make a change to your executive team Unfortunately, just because a leader excelled previously, doesn’t mean they’re still the right fit. Here’s what CEOs should look out for. BY Nathan Christensen I once hired an executive—we’ll call her Alice—who elevated our company overnight. She helped shape our … Continue reading 5 warning signs it’s time to make a change to your executive team
Days after Brian Thompson was gunned down in New York, the leadership webpages for a number of insurance companies have been edited to hide personal information. BY Jennifer Mattson For a third day, police searched for the suspect in what they are calling a “brazen, targeted,” and “premeditated” attack on UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was … Continue reading CVS, Anthem, other big corporations remove executive photos from their websites after UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting
