As business moves into a more social age, the responsibility for promoting trust has become fundamental not just for leadership, but for the overall health of a company’s single largest asset: its employees
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought an unprecedented number of challenges to CEOs of European organisations
A joint venture can be an effective way to share business risks during an economic downturn, while also injecting some entrepreneurial spirit into both companies. Here, European CEO outlines five top tips to making the marriage a happy one
FirewoodFX is helping its clients make the most of the extreme volatility that has rattled forex markets during the pandemic
Managers at the top of their field have worked for years to earn the right to call themselves experts, but their knowledge could be holding them back
Discussions of how businesses can appeal to today’s Millennial workforce have come a little too late. The next cohort of workers – Generation Z – is already on the scene, and differs significantly from those who have come before
Attachment theory was originally developed as a way of understanding how children bond with their parents, but it also affords great insight into how we interact with colleagues and approach tasks in the workplace
Many CEOs fail within the first 18 months of holding the role. Elizabeth Matsangou explores the mistakes that many chief executives make, and how these can be avoided
In recent times, advances in technology and social transformation have fuelled the emergence of the gig economy, changing the employment landscape for businesses and workers alike
Mentoring can transform the careers of young employees, but the benefits work both ways. Elizabeth Matsangou explores what an effective mentoring programme can do for leaders and their organisations
Swiss pharmaceutical firm Sintetica is taking a revolutionary approach to its organisational structure in order to bring out the best in its people. This is creating a culture of passion and innovation at the company
After more than a century of research, cell therapy has advanced to a level where preventing transplant rejection is not its only use. Using the method to repair damaged cartilage is the magnum opus of Germany-based CO.DON
Elizabeth Matsangou delves into management’s age-old nature versus nurture debate
At the start of the 21st century, Germany took on a dominant role in the EU. Now, with the country increasingly inward-looking, Europe must seek strong leadership elsewhere
When faced with challenges, companies destined for success will always find the willpower and resources to compete
The European CEO awards 2020 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
