Talent Management
Finding the Right Balance: How CEOs Stay Physically and Mentally Healthy
For a CEO in the property/casualty insurance industry—or any sector for that matter—stress is a given. CEOs constantly fields meetings, trips, disagreements, negotiations and more. They have the ...
Executives On The Move at Travelers, Erie Insurance and Alliant
Travelers hired on a new head of Investor Relations. Erie Insurance promoted an executive who will handle the carrier's strategic initiatives, among other new tasks. Alliant hired an industry veteran ...
Moral Courage Can Help Build a Great Organization
A good leader in any organization provides one thing: Moral courage. Executive and author Jon Mertz writes in his blog Thin Difference that "moral courage empowers good leadership, and it challenges, ...
How to Lead Through Uncertainty
Navigating your organization through transformation requires visionary, empathetic and creative leadership. But such disruption can set off your survival instincts, causing you to fight, flee or ...
Women’s Web: How Women in the Industry Are Overcoming Obstacles to Build Their Network
Networking is a necessary evil in the business world. If you're not a natural extrovert, mingling with strangers can prove awkward and nerve-wracking. This is true for many, but even more so for ...
Lloyd’s CFO Parry Plans to Depart After 17 Years
Lloyd's of London announced today that Chief Financial Officer John Parry has decided to leave the corporation after 17 years. Parry joined Lloyd's in August 2001. He was appointed chief financial ...
Mastering Your Secret Self-Management Strategy: Self-Appointments
Why do some leaders have greater success than others? In this fast-paced world, we are continually challenged to fit more work into the same time frames that we all have. One of the most challenging ...
CEOs Need to Reassess, Reset to Stay Successful Midterm
You've made it through your first year as CEO—assessing the business, formulating a vision and strategy, and building trust and legitimacy with some early wins. Now what? A new article from Harvard ...