Leading in the Top Team
Herausgeber: Bottger, Preston
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Herausgeber: Bottger, Preston
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An examination of leadership and teamwork at the top level of the company.
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An examination of leadership and teamwork at the top level of the company.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 426
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 839g
- ISBN-13: 9780521856324
- ISBN-10: 0521856329
- Artikelnr.: 23364172
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 426
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 839g
- ISBN-13: 9780521856324
- ISBN-10: 0521856329
- Artikelnr.: 23364172
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Figures; Tables; Contributors; Editor's acknowledgments; 1. Introduction
leading within and across the functions Preston Bottger and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Part I. The Business Imperatives: 2. The leadership imperative
driving wealth creation Preston Bottger; 3. The talent imperative
all CXOs must strengthen the company's talent pool Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; 4. The learning imperative
going offline to improve performance Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; Part II. The CXOs: Within the Functions: 5. The Chief Marketing Officer
creating, delivering and communicating value to customers Dominique Turpin and George Rädler; 6. The Chief Sales Officer
sell, sell, sell! Jonathan Lachowitz and Preston Bottger; 7. The Chief Supply Chain Officer
designing and managing lean and agile supply chains Carlos Cordón and Kim Sundtoft Hald; 8. The Chief Manufacturing Officer
process execution, improvement and design Kim Sundtoft Hald; 9. The Chief Financial Officer
a capital position Leif Sjoblom; 10. The Chief Technology Officer
corporate navigator, agent of change and entrepreneur Jean
Philippe Deschamps; 11. The Chief Information Officer
achieving credibility, relevance and business impact Donald A. Marchand; 12. The Chief Human Resources Officer
delivering people who can deliver Preston Bottger and Paul Vanderbroeck; 13. The Corporate Governance Officer
from company secretary to manager of governance processes Ulrich Steger and Preston Bottger; 14. The Chief Communications Officer
leading strategic communications Gordon Adler; 15. The SBU President
perhaps the best job for the CEO
in
training Jonathan Lachowitz and Preston Bottger; 16. CXOs and the Line
serving the internal customer Preston Bottger, Paul Vanderbroeck and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Part III. The CEO and the Leadership Team
Pulling it all Together: 17. From CXO to CEO
the weight of accountability Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; 18. The Chief Executive Officer
orchestrating the whole Peter Lorange; 19. Relations among CXOs
competing priorities spell trouble Jean
Louis Barsoux; 20. The top team
from executive group to executive team Jean
Philippe Deschamps; Part IV. Conclusion: 21. Summary: the CXO challenge
wealth creation by the executive team Preston Bottger and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Index.
leading within and across the functions Preston Bottger and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Part I. The Business Imperatives: 2. The leadership imperative
driving wealth creation Preston Bottger; 3. The talent imperative
all CXOs must strengthen the company's talent pool Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; 4. The learning imperative
going offline to improve performance Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; Part II. The CXOs: Within the Functions: 5. The Chief Marketing Officer
creating, delivering and communicating value to customers Dominique Turpin and George Rädler; 6. The Chief Sales Officer
sell, sell, sell! Jonathan Lachowitz and Preston Bottger; 7. The Chief Supply Chain Officer
designing and managing lean and agile supply chains Carlos Cordón and Kim Sundtoft Hald; 8. The Chief Manufacturing Officer
process execution, improvement and design Kim Sundtoft Hald; 9. The Chief Financial Officer
a capital position Leif Sjoblom; 10. The Chief Technology Officer
corporate navigator, agent of change and entrepreneur Jean
Philippe Deschamps; 11. The Chief Information Officer
achieving credibility, relevance and business impact Donald A. Marchand; 12. The Chief Human Resources Officer
delivering people who can deliver Preston Bottger and Paul Vanderbroeck; 13. The Corporate Governance Officer
from company secretary to manager of governance processes Ulrich Steger and Preston Bottger; 14. The Chief Communications Officer
leading strategic communications Gordon Adler; 15. The SBU President
perhaps the best job for the CEO
in
training Jonathan Lachowitz and Preston Bottger; 16. CXOs and the Line
serving the internal customer Preston Bottger, Paul Vanderbroeck and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Part III. The CEO and the Leadership Team
Pulling it all Together: 17. From CXO to CEO
the weight of accountability Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; 18. The Chief Executive Officer
orchestrating the whole Peter Lorange; 19. Relations among CXOs
competing priorities spell trouble Jean
Louis Barsoux; 20. The top team
from executive group to executive team Jean
Philippe Deschamps; Part IV. Conclusion: 21. Summary: the CXO challenge
wealth creation by the executive team Preston Bottger and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Index.
Figures; Tables; Contributors; Editor's acknowledgments; 1. Introduction
leading within and across the functions Preston Bottger and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Part I. The Business Imperatives: 2. The leadership imperative
driving wealth creation Preston Bottger; 3. The talent imperative
all CXOs must strengthen the company's talent pool Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; 4. The learning imperative
going offline to improve performance Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; Part II. The CXOs: Within the Functions: 5. The Chief Marketing Officer
creating, delivering and communicating value to customers Dominique Turpin and George Rädler; 6. The Chief Sales Officer
sell, sell, sell! Jonathan Lachowitz and Preston Bottger; 7. The Chief Supply Chain Officer
designing and managing lean and agile supply chains Carlos Cordón and Kim Sundtoft Hald; 8. The Chief Manufacturing Officer
process execution, improvement and design Kim Sundtoft Hald; 9. The Chief Financial Officer
a capital position Leif Sjoblom; 10. The Chief Technology Officer
corporate navigator, agent of change and entrepreneur Jean
Philippe Deschamps; 11. The Chief Information Officer
achieving credibility, relevance and business impact Donald A. Marchand; 12. The Chief Human Resources Officer
delivering people who can deliver Preston Bottger and Paul Vanderbroeck; 13. The Corporate Governance Officer
from company secretary to manager of governance processes Ulrich Steger and Preston Bottger; 14. The Chief Communications Officer
leading strategic communications Gordon Adler; 15. The SBU President
perhaps the best job for the CEO
in
training Jonathan Lachowitz and Preston Bottger; 16. CXOs and the Line
serving the internal customer Preston Bottger, Paul Vanderbroeck and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Part III. The CEO and the Leadership Team
Pulling it all Together: 17. From CXO to CEO
the weight of accountability Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; 18. The Chief Executive Officer
orchestrating the whole Peter Lorange; 19. Relations among CXOs
competing priorities spell trouble Jean
Louis Barsoux; 20. The top team
from executive group to executive team Jean
Philippe Deschamps; Part IV. Conclusion: 21. Summary: the CXO challenge
wealth creation by the executive team Preston Bottger and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Index.
leading within and across the functions Preston Bottger and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Part I. The Business Imperatives: 2. The leadership imperative
driving wealth creation Preston Bottger; 3. The talent imperative
all CXOs must strengthen the company's talent pool Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; 4. The learning imperative
going offline to improve performance Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; Part II. The CXOs: Within the Functions: 5. The Chief Marketing Officer
creating, delivering and communicating value to customers Dominique Turpin and George Rädler; 6. The Chief Sales Officer
sell, sell, sell! Jonathan Lachowitz and Preston Bottger; 7. The Chief Supply Chain Officer
designing and managing lean and agile supply chains Carlos Cordón and Kim Sundtoft Hald; 8. The Chief Manufacturing Officer
process execution, improvement and design Kim Sundtoft Hald; 9. The Chief Financial Officer
a capital position Leif Sjoblom; 10. The Chief Technology Officer
corporate navigator, agent of change and entrepreneur Jean
Philippe Deschamps; 11. The Chief Information Officer
achieving credibility, relevance and business impact Donald A. Marchand; 12. The Chief Human Resources Officer
delivering people who can deliver Preston Bottger and Paul Vanderbroeck; 13. The Corporate Governance Officer
from company secretary to manager of governance processes Ulrich Steger and Preston Bottger; 14. The Chief Communications Officer
leading strategic communications Gordon Adler; 15. The SBU President
perhaps the best job for the CEO
in
training Jonathan Lachowitz and Preston Bottger; 16. CXOs and the Line
serving the internal customer Preston Bottger, Paul Vanderbroeck and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Part III. The CEO and the Leadership Team
Pulling it all Together: 17. From CXO to CEO
the weight of accountability Jean
Louis Barsoux and Preston Bottger; 18. The Chief Executive Officer
orchestrating the whole Peter Lorange; 19. Relations among CXOs
competing priorities spell trouble Jean
Louis Barsoux; 20. The top team
from executive group to executive team Jean
Philippe Deschamps; Part IV. Conclusion: 21. Summary: the CXO challenge
wealth creation by the executive team Preston Bottger and Jean
Louis Barsoux; Index.