from Harvard Business Review, November 2016
- 2016 list of 100 top performers reveals who they are.
- HBR spoke with the top three executives on this year’s list to get their views on short-term pressure, managing Millennials, and the populist rise against business
2. Harvard Business Review, November 2016
- 2016 list of 100 top performers reveals who they are.
- HBR spoke with the top three executives on this year’s list to get their views on short-
term pressure, managing Millennials, and the populist rise against business.
6. THE 100 CEOS REPRESENT 22 NATIONALITIES, AND THEIR
COMPANIES ARE LOCATED IN 19 COUNTRIES
16 LEAD COMPANIES BASED OUTSIDE THEIR COUNTRIES OF
BIRTH
84 ARE INSIDERS
24 HAVE AN MBA
24 HAVE AN ENGINEERING DEGREE
30 CEOS HAVE MADE THE LIST FOR THREE YEARS IN A ROW
ON AVERAGE, THEY BECAME CEO AT AGE 44 AND HAVE BEEN
IN OFFICE 17 YEARS