Kurt Geiger’s Expansion Plan Has a New Constraint — Skills

January 20, 2026
Kurt Geiger’s Expansion Plan Has a New Constraint — Skills When Neil Clifford, Chief Executive of Kurt Geiger, spoke to the BBC on its Big Boss Interview podcast, he framed the company’s defining strategic shift in stark terms. “It’s why we survived, is probably the reality,” Clifford said, reflecting on Kurt Geiger’s move away from […]
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Giorgio Armani’s Warning Lands as Luxury Loses One of Its Last Giants

January 20, 2026
Giorgio Armani’s Warning Lands as Luxury Loses One of Its Last Giants The timing is striking. As the fashion world continues to absorb the death of Giorgio Armani, who died on 4 September 2025 at the age of 91 in Milan, and now mourns Valentino Garavani, who died yesterday, another phase of luxury leadership has […]
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What Is a CEO’s Role in Construction Safety?

January 20, 2026
What Is a CEO’s Role in Construction Safety?   Construction remains one of the most hazardous industries in the modern economy. Despite advances in equipment, materials, and project management tools, job sites still expose workers to serious risks every day. While safety managers, site supervisors, and foremenplay visible roles in enforcing protocols, the influence of the […]
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Why Slip-and-Fall Claims Are Rising on Jobsites

January 20, 2026
Why Are Slip-and-Fall Claims Rising on Jobsites?  Slip-and-fall incidents have always been a recognized risk in construction, manufacturing, warehousing, and other physically demanding industries. What has changed in recent years is the frequency with which these incidents are being reported, litigated, and scrutinized at the executive level. CEOs, risk managers, and insurers are increasingly focused […]
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CEO Liability for Employee DUI Accidents

January 20, 2026
CEO Liability for Employee DUI Accidents  When an employee is involved in a DUI accident while performing job-related duties, the legal and financial consequences can extend well beyond the individual driver. For CEOs and senior executives, these incidents raise serious questions about corporate liability, risk management, and leadership accountability. Employee DUI accidents sit at the […]
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Which OSHA Violations Cost CEOs the Most?

January 20, 2026
What OSHA Violations Cost CEOs the Most?  Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) violations are often viewed as compliance issues best left to safety managers or legal teams. For CEOs, however, the true cost of OSHA violations extends far beyond fines and citations. These violations can trigger cascading financial, operational, legal, and reputational consequences that […]
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Sue Barr, Photographer: Why Holding On to the Wrong Assets Can Quietly Kill Your Next Chapter

January 20, 2026
Sue Barr, Photographer: Why Holding On to the Wrong Assets Can Quietly Kill Your Next Chapter A CEO Today executive feature on reinvention, capital allocation, and late-career leadership The decision didn’t arrive in a boardroom or over a tense call with advisers. It came quietly, inside the familiar rooms of a house that had once […]
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How Many H-1B Employees Can a Company Sponsor?

January 20, 2026
How Many H-1B Employees Can a Company Sponsor?  For CEOs and senior executives navigating global talent shortages, the H-1B visa program remains one of the most important tools for hiring highly skilled foreign professionals. Yet a common question arises at the leadership level: how many H-1B employees can a company sponsor? The answer is not […]
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IBM Consulting’s Mohamad Ali Warns CEOs: AI Isn’t Failing—Your Organisation Is

January 20, 2026
IBM Consulting’s Mohamad Ali Warns CEOs: AI Isn’t Failing—Your Organisation Is When Mohamad Ali talks about artificial intelligence, he doesn’t sound like a man selling technology. He sounds like someone issuing a deadline. As Senior Vice President at IBM Consulting, Ali has spent years advising global enterprises racing to turn AI ambition into growth. What […]
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What Happens After a Company Fleet Accident?

January 20, 2026
What Happens After a Company Fleet Accident?  Company fleet accidents are disruptive events that extend far beyond the immediate crash scene. For CEOs and senior leaders, these incidents trigger a complex chain of legal, financial, operational, and reputational considerations. Whether the accident involves a delivery van, service vehicle, or executive car, the aftermath requires structured […]
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What Skills CEOs Should Expect From Their Lawyers

January 20, 2026
What Skills Should CEOs Expect From Lawyers?  For CEOs, lawyers are not simply technical specialists who interpret statutes or draft contracts. They are strategic partners whose skills can directly influence risk management, growth initiatives, and organizational resilience. As regulatory complexity increases and stakeholder expectations evolve, executive leaders must be clear about what competencies they expect […]
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How Responsible Business Builds Long-Term Resilience

January 20, 2026
How Responsible Business Structures Shape Long-Term Corporate Resilience  In an era defined by economic uncertainty, regulatory pressure, and heightened stakeholder expectations, corporate resilience has become a defining measure of long-term success. While leadership, strategy, and innovation often dominate discussions around resilience, one foundational element is frequently overlooked: the business structure itself. The way a company […]
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