Family company Boards must create and maintain strong succession plans that consider both internal and external talent, as well as development plans for potential successors—and do all this while balancing the values and priorities of the family with the demands of growing and sustaining a business.

While the Covid-19 pandemic hits and reshapes companies, industries, national economies, and our society in previously unthinkable ways, business leaders need to think beyond survival to the opportunities this crisis might create, not only for their own organizations but the greater good.

We surveyed 235 Chief Supply Chain Officers across 23 countries to see what it takes to succeed.

Chief Supply Chain Officers (CSCOs) are facing the most disruptive supply chain environment ever, requiring new leadership approaches to evolve a new way of operating

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Gisel Ruiz, the former Chief Operations Officer, Sam’s Club, Walmart Inc., shares her career journey from store manager to working her way up to become the COO of Sam's Club.

Joe Alvarado, former CEO and a current board director on five boards, sat down with Egon Zehnder New York Office Leader, Al Prieto, to discuss his journey to the boardroom and the influence of his childhood on where he is today.

Yasmine Winkler, Regional CEO of the Community and State Central Region for United Healthcare, gives advice for the Latin community who strive for professional development.

Julio Portalatin, Vice Chair of Marsh & McLennan Companies, shares his journey to success and lessons he learned along the way.

Anilu Vasquez-Ubarri, Partner and CHRO of TPG Global, discusses her role as a Latina executive to inspire the next generation of Latino professionals.