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Leadership, “Reputation Matters,” Forbes, April 7, 2019 It’s easy to be a Monday morning quarterback, especially for huge companies facing huge problems. But too many companies, like Wells Fargo and Boeing, are getting it all wrong time and time...
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Leadership, “Reputation Matters,” Forbes, February 11, 2019 Sometimes it takes the richest man in the world to bring down a bully; sometimes, the Speaker of the House. But this is what heroes are made of. Lately as a nation and world we’ve been...
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Davia Temin, Directors & Boards, February 11, 2019 Lessons for boards on how unexpected boldness sometimes wins the day “If in my position I can’t stand up to this kind of extortion, how many people can?” With those words, written in a Medium...
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Leadership, “Reputation Matters,” Forbes, February 8, 2019 Phoenix-like, Jeff Bezos has risen from the ashes of bad decisions to make a great one. He is showing us — individuals, CEOs, Board Members, and other leaders — how to stand up to bullying and...
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Davia Temin, Directors & Boards, Fourth Quarter 2018 With the explosion of the #MeToo Movement, CEOs – like other executives – are being accused of sexual harassment or inappropriate behavior more than ever before. And after an investigation, if found guilty, more...
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Davia Temin, Corporate Board Member, 2018 It used to be that a founding CEO could be excused all manner of misbehavior by his or her board, as long as it was kept quiet and the bottom line was not negatively impacted. In my 20 years as founder and CEO of a boutique...
