Business
The Corner Office Conundrum
When the CEO is responsible for managing public opinion or satisfying Wall Street, things can get risky.
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Editor’s Note: Sometimes the boss can put his company in a tough place. Here’s an overview of the types of key man risk.
Overseeing a company’s strategy, operations, and finances is usually a CEO’s primary duty. But managing public opinion, satisfying Wall Street expectations, and coddling directors are also part of the job—and make it riskier.
