|
What is Criticaleye?
Take a journey through this short film with Criticaleye Associate Ian Harley, former CEO of Abbey National Group to learn about how Criticaleye can provide you with the platform you need to be a successful leader.
|
Receive updates from the CEO
How are you preparing your organisation for the challenges of a multi-polar world?
View answers by:|
Contact Criticaleye
Please contact us if you are interested in learning more about getting involved in the Criticaleye Community or to reach our leadership team and the wider Community.
We always welcome the opportunity to offer comments to the media on both our business and wider corporate issues so we look forward to hearing from you soon. Bronwen Boardman Marketing Executive  info@criticaleye.net |
|
Community Update Archive
Criticaleye's Community Updates are read each week by Members, registered users, and subscribers globally. Click on any of the topics below to see the corresponding newsletter. If you would like to comment further on any of these topics, write to us via info@criticaleye.net.
NED Challenges - 25 March 2009
Ian Harley, Non-executive Director for British Energy plc and Remploy Ltd, explains, "the focus will be very much on survival strategies so the real challenge for NEDs will be not to let the executive hunker down too much, or do long-term harm to the business by simply pursuing short-term savings. The fastest out of the blocks as the recession wanes will be the winner." (read more)
Global Leadership - 18 March 2009
Paul Drechsler, Chairman and Chief Executive of Wates Group Ltd describes how companies should be using the downturn to their advantage. He says, "Never has there been a better time to reengage employees, to get them to rethink what business their company is in, the role and purpose of that company and what difference it makes to the wider world." (read more)
Asset Revaluation - 11 March 2009
John Allkins, Non-executive Director for Intec offers this advice to businesses going through the asset revaluation process: "The markets expect that asset valuations, both tangible and intangible, will need to be reviewed. But the consequences, both external and internal, need to be thought through as companies engage in this exercise. Marking to market is fine as a concept if the market is one where real trades, as opposed to financial bets, are taking place." (read more)
First-time CEOs - 4 March 2009
Rakesh Patel, Chief Executive Officer for Goldshield, says, "It is vital to establish leadership style. With market conditions being unpredictable, it is also extremely important to manage expectations and have an effective communications strategy in place to deal with stakeholders". (read more) |