How To Create Culture In A Spin-Off
When Kenvue separated from Johnson & Johnson, chief people officer Alvarado had a unique challenge: developing company culture in a ‘135-year-old startup.’
How To ‘Add Margin’ To Your Life
Top executives’ schedules are notoriously punishing—long hours, constant demands, a relentless pace. But the real source of exhaustion often isn’t the workload itself; it’s ourselves.
Successful Strategies To Support Remote Work
Remote work is about more than not having a commute. Here’s what it takes to be truly successful.
This Simple Change Can Save Employers Billions In Healthcare Each Year
There doesn’t need to be revolutionary change for organizations to save significantly on healthcare costs. Instead, reexamine existing frameworks to reduce expenses and improve access for millions of Americans. Here’s how.
CEO Quitting Times?
Average CEO tenure is shortening, and the number of CEOs making unplanned departures has been rising. Here’s what’s driving the transition trend—and what leaders can do about it.
Anne Chow Doesn’t Like The Acronym DEI
But the first woman, and woman of color, to be CEO of AT&T argues that the ideas behind the letters, ‘done right,’ are critical to corporate strategy today.
Employer-Sponsored Healthcare Hurting Bottom Line: Survey
CHROs and CFOs across the U.S. find the rising cost of healthcare a growing burden on companies’ profitability.
How To Rethink Feedback Systems
Getting feedback is an essential part of a functioning work environment, but misconceptions can keep you from making the most of it.
Learning To Delegate
When you’re always in the weeds, you create bad habits that thwart strategic success—and keep others from growing. These ‘four phases of delegation development’ can help you break the habit.
How To Create A Robust Culture
‘With culture, the status quo is never enough, so our efforts are dedicated to being better,’ says chief people officer Mikesell.