Fair pay for a hard day at the office?
Attacks on “fat cat” bosses paid many times more than workers may make good headlines, but how do chief executives justify their big pay cheques?
Future CEO 2017
The Future CEO special report, published in The Times, features insights into the world of the CEO. Pay disparities are high on the agenda, as are shareholders' interests and questions on whether the CEO's role is still necessary.
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CEOs struggle to balance shareholder returns and growth
Company bosses may be increasingly under pressure from shareholders pursuing short-term dividends rather than longer-term growth
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‘CEOs will need to show that their businesses are contributors to society rather than drains on it’
Far from just being the boss of the company, the modern chief executive is often expected to be all things to all people
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Save your brand’s reputation through crises
Taking over a crisis-hit business requires special qualities in a leader, not least the humility to admit things went wrong, apologise and fix the company
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Peer learning: from founder to chairman
The journey from founding a company to scaling it up for investment or acquisition is tough. Who better to guide you than your peers?
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Profit Ability: the business case for advertising
A new study has, for the first time, quantified the impact advertising has on the bottom line. CEOs take note: TV outperforms all other media. By Oliver Pickup
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Q&A: As GDPR looms near, CEOs must take action or suffer the consequences
With the General Data Protection Regulation just months away, Danny O’Neill, who leads the UK cybersecurity practice at managed cloud company Rackspace, explains what it means to chief executives and the consequences of failing to comply
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Leading by good example
The digital era calls for chief executives to step up and take tough, bold decisions
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Rethinking innovation: what’s next?
How would you define innovation in a business sense? This buzzword has been frequently banded around over the last decade, as under-pressure C-suiters have scrabbled around for fresh revenue streams. So much so that the true approach and value of innovation may be getting lost
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Learning from a school of thought
Business leaders may need support and expert advice to help them grow their company
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How can senior leaders guide their organisations to sustainable growth?
Lifelong learning is the linchpin to thrive in today’s fast-paced markets
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Understanding Sleep 2021
The pandemic has driven up insomnia among a nation which was already struggling to get its full eight hours, so what can be done? Our Understanding Sleep report explores the virtues of good sleep hygiene, taking care of your gut, and practicing CBT, as well as examining how our lack of shut-eye might be endangering our health
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Fighting Fraud 2021
Economic uncertainty, remote working, and the rise of online shopping have all contributed to a boom in fraud, so how should organisations deal with it? Our Fighting Fraud report explores how AI, voice ID and deepfake technologies are all being turned against hackers to find smarter ways to beat them
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Connected Business 2021
From the rise of ransomware as a service to the burnout caused by video conferencing, connected technology is not without its challenges. However, as our Connected Business report examines, savvy organisations are finding new ways to use this tech to protect, connect and synchronise their workforce to thrive in the new normal
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Business Transformation
The past 18 months has forced business transformation on most companies, whether they wanted it or not. Here, we examine whether new business models are here for the long-term, new management structures and the real difference between digital transformation and digitisation.