Chief Executive Magazine

Chief Executive started its publication journey in 1976. It releases six issues each year, with a circulation of 42,000 copies. The magazine undergoes a biannual audit by BPA Worldwide. Additionally, it launched its online version in 1998.

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Want A Board Seat? Get A Great LinkedIn Profile

5 days ago | chiefexecutive.net | Dan Bigman

Editor’s Note: For most CEOs and CFOs at mid-market companies, landing a seat on a public or private company board can be a stellar career move, a lucrative and exciting way to put decades of experience to work in a whole new way. But making it happen? Not easy. To help, we’re kicking off a new occasional series with practical tips and ideas.
Tariffs: 87 Percent of Manufacturing CEOs Say They’re Raising Prices In New Poll

1 week ago | chiefexecutive.net | Isabella Mourgelas |Koby Hrynkiewicz

While the Trump-China tariffs have been a boon to many U.S. manufacturers and a curse to many others, a new survey by Chief Executive Group, in partnership with AlixPartners, finds that those in both camps have something in common: They’re raising prices, and they’re raising them sharply. Our most recent survey of CEOs finds 87 percent of U.S. manufacturers have raised their prices or are considering it in the months to come.
Why ‘Soft Skills’ Will Be The Most Valuable Investment Your Company Can Make

1 week ago | chiefexecutive.net | Paula Caligiuri |Nada Sanders

In a world captivated by rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, it’s easy to assume that hard, technical skills—like coding, data analytics and robotics—will dominate in the future of work. But here’s the paradox: As technology advances, soft skills—the ones that have historically been considered secondary or “nice-to-have”—are becoming the real differentiators for success.
Tariffs: 68 Percent Of U.S. CEOs Say They Are Raising Prices In New Chief Executive-AlixPartners Poll

1 week ago | chiefexecutive.net | Dan Bigman |Melanie Nolen

Wall Street may have relaxed after the White House announced a 90-day pause in the full implementation of tariffs, but America’s CEOs didn’t.
Gen. Bernard Banks: How To Turn A Moment Into Momentum

1 week ago | chiefexecutive.net | Don Yaeger

Gen. Bernard Banks: How To Turn a Moment Into MomentumIn sports, a team’s identity can change right before your eyes. Take the infamous 2017 Super Bowl: down 28–3, Tom Brady’s Patriots mounted a historic comeback to win in overtime, stunning millions of viewers. What changed? How does a single moment turn into lasting momentum?
Canadian CEOs’ Outlook Shows Cautious Improvement In May, Amid Skepticism Over What Comes Next

2 weeks ago | chiefexecutive.net | Melanie Nolen

The Canadian business community is facing significant headwinds amid ongoing trade negotiations with the U.S. and a new cabinet taking office on Parliament Hill. According to our Canada CEO Confidence Index—a quarterly poll of CEOs from around the country on their sentiment for business and what they forecast and plan for the year ahead—business conditions have been trending down since we launched the Index in Q3 of 2024.
From The Gridiron To The NYSE, Acrisure President John Tuttle Was Built To Compete

2 weeks ago | chiefexecutive.net | Don Yaeger

John Tuttle, a former high school and college football standout who played wide receiver at Eastern Michigan University, grew up wired to compete. But his most valuable lessons in winning came not on the field, but during his 17 years at the New York Stock Exchange. There, he observed what separated top-performing leaders from those who faltered under pressure.
CEOs On Leading Strategy Through Uncertainty

3 weeks ago | chiefexecutive.net | Russ Banham

In June 2024, after an extensive review, CEO Julie Wood at QBE North America introduced the large commercial insurer’s revised strategy—to focus on core customers and segments where the company has meaningful market position, relevance and scale. “We were finding our way around our appetite and marketplace in the U.S.” Woods says.
Manufacturing CEO Optimism Grows Again In May

3 weeks ago | chiefexecutive.net | Isabella Mourgelas

Despite concerns over tariff policies, most U.S. manufacturing CEOs surveyed by Chief Executive in May expect conditions to improve ahead, with many predicting a return to certainty in the medium term following short-term disruptions. However, a sizeable portion voice that damage to trade and business will not be mended even in the medium term, leading to inflation, job loss and a recession.
'Success Comes From Being On The Same Page'

3 weeks ago | chiefexecutive.net | Don Yaeger

Former professional football player Syd Kitson played for two legendary teams during his NFL career in the 1980s—the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys. From that experience, Kitson recognized the value of culture and how it drives performance. When he left the league and transitioned into the business world, he not only brought his signature passion, but he took with him a playbook for success. A set of rules he would use to keep everyone around him accountable.