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The regulator has helped guide the agency through its early turbulent days and a pandemic, but her greatest challenge lies ahead
Consider your values, identity and seniority when deciding how you want to show up
EMBA participants share what they learned about the demanding degree
The travel boss says it was the close-knit culture at the company that helped the group weather the Covid-19 crisis
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Waiting for inspiration to strike is a nice idea but delaying difficult tasks mostly leads to guilt and dread
How top in-house lawyers are reshaping their role
Plus, practical advice on dealing with difficult colleagues
General counsel in big companies are insisting on new job titles and bigger remits to reflect their ambition for the top roles in business
Being a sidekick shaped my sports career — and revealed that my talents lay elsewhere
The food industry veteran has been a key figure in diversifying the group — and making the private company a little less opaque
Understanding the approach will help them to develop better international partnerships
Narcissists can make inspirational leaders but there is growing recognition they can damage business performance and culture
Structures are needed that prevent CEOs from believing the sycophants or staying too long
An increasingly strategic role means more top company lawyers are resisting ‘the bad guy’ label
Crises are not new for corporate leaders but they now face an unusual number of potential destabilising factors
From motivating staff to maintaining company culture, demands on team leaders intensify as they juggle the expectations of employees and senior leaders
The chief executive talks about his route to the top and running the charity during an ‘extraordinary’ time
How to work with anyone — and a new approach to crisis management
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