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The Edge: How 10 CEOs Learned to Lead—and the Lessons for Us All

Leading Blog

Your task is now to acquire the skills you need in this new territory before your career or your enterprise falters as a result of your personal limitations. Reconfigure for evolving markets. What lies beyond the edge is the opposite, an unfamiliar landscape barely coming into focus. Accelerate your flywheel for growth.

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Your Company’s Networks Might Matter More than Its Strategy

Harvard Business Review

Starting his career as a trainee at 7-11, he worked his way quickly through the ranks, gaining a reputation for operational excellence. Before long, Blockbuster was gaining nearly half of all new subscribers in the online rental market. Today, we must learn how to shape networks around a shared purpose.

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Marketers Are Not Publishing Enough Content

Harvard Business Review

We live in a day and age when the term "content marketing" stumbles out of a brand''s mouth almost as often as buzzwords like "big data" and "native advertising." They struggle with everything from its creation to its strategy to its editorial content, and even the best places to publish and share it effectively. Absolutely not.

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The Case for Improving Work for People with Disabilities Goes Way Beyond Compliance

Harvard Business Review

Yet, we find, individuals with disabilities frequently encounter workplace discrimination, bias, exclusion, and career plateaus—meaning their employers lose out on enormous innovation and talent potential. ” But there are ways to remove the challenges faced by people with disabilities and open up innovative opportunities.

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How Social Movements Change Minds

Harvard Business Review

Marketers tend to like big, bold actions that grab attention and spew off metrics. To market a product or an idea, you have to change minds, and that takes time and a lot of careful work. The arc of history is long—the length of a career, rather than a marketing campaign. Great brands operate the same way.

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At Multinationals, Country CEOs Should Be Both Local and Global

Harvard Business Review

If you're among the many multinational CEOs planning to appoint a local executive as your next country head in an emerging market such as Brazil, China, or India, you may want to think again. Knowing the market and possessing networks are important, but that's not all your company needs for success today.

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What Managers Can Learn from March Madness

Harvard Business Review

For years Braun tried to steal share from Norelco, the market leader, but this proved a tough sell: Norelco's customers were shopping for convenience, which wasn't what Braun was offering. For years much of Braun's marketing efforts had been aimed at 40-50+ year old men.