Why the CEO Shouldn’t Also Be the Board Chair
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Why the CEO Shouldn’t Also Be the Board Chair
It is invariably the case that the company is better served if the Chairman and CEO are different people. The CEO can focus on managing the company and providing information to the Board. The Chairman in his role as mentor and overseer, can advise the CEO on alternative courses of action, question missing data, probe her analysis and decisions,... See more
Early Stage Tech Boards • 3.5 Splitting the Roles of Chairman and CEO | Early Stage Tech Boards
Founder & CEO is a common title, especially in tech.
It happens to be my title too.
I've come to believe it's an impossible title. You're either CEO, or you're Founder. You can't hold both full-time jobs.
And unless your company is probably 100+, CEO isn't really... See more
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