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Egon Zehnder's Sarah van Dyck has confirmed that Anthropologies' former CEO Hillary Super will succeed Rihanna as the CEO of Savage X Fenty.
Egon Zehnder's Calvin Yee and Ashley Harding were named as top recruiters in media and entertainment by Business Insider.
Entertainment leaders must have four priorities right now and in the future in order to succeed: Double down on digital, get closer to the consumer, think globally and prioritize people leadership.
Six marketing executives from the French gaming ecosystem share key marketing trends that are driving growth and how they can inspire CMOs from other industries.
Layoffs have spread across the media landscape in 2020, as consolidation cut the number of positions available and the pandemic forced struggling companies to slash staffers. Media companies are starting to hire again as productions resume and businesses work to get back on track.
We depend on strong leadership in times of crisis. Indeed, the current situation underscores the importance of clear strategies and certain key questions for the sports industry as a whole.
Basketball coach turned leadership advisor Alan Stein Jr. shares tips for how exceptional leaders and coaches are winning on the court and in business through self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and a focus on progress over perfection.
The combination of 3G Capital’s ongoing acquisitions, margin pressure from discounters like Aldi and Lidl and the expectations of activist investors has thrown consumer packaged goods companies in the food space squarely on the defensive. Most have reacted by going into cost-cutting mode, slashing entire layers of marketing and R&D talent from their organizations.
Katherine Grainger, British Olympic gold medalist in rowing, and Ben Medlock, co-founder of SwiftKey, discuss what lies beyond brains and brawn.
FC Barcelona has enjoyed more success than any club side in history, with an attacking philosophy rooted in hard work. Barça’s football academy La Masia is where that work begins.
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