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Obligations of the CEO
An article written by Lafley A.G. the intertwining with the thoughts of Peter Drucker is visible [1]. The main idea behind their general conclusions is the uniqueness of the CEO's work. The essential message that they wanted to convey to the world was that only the CEO can extract the necessary information from the outside world in such a way that this data would benefit the internal environment of the organization. Also, only a professional CEO can, in times of crisis, pandemic, and other instabilities in the market, find new opportunities in the market, and not threats.
In addition, the CEO has the following obligations [2]:
- to ensure the sustainability, sales and profits of the company;
- to provide the growth of profit for shareholders;
- to define clear goals and vision of the organization;
- to inform the company's management about all-round competition (both internal and external competition);
Footnotes
References
- Dewar Carolyn, Hirt Martin, Keller Scott (2019) The mindsets and practices of excellent CEOs, Published by McKinsey&Company, p.1-3
- Esha Jain (2017) Making of a CEO: Study of the successful CEO’S globally who and what are CEO’S, Published by Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM) e-ISSN: 2278-487X, p-ISSN: 2319-7668. Volume 19, Issue 5, p.54-59
- Ma Shenghui, Seidl David, Guérard Stéphane (2015) The New CEO and the Post-succession Process: An Integration of Past Research and Future Directions, Published by International Journal of Management Reviews 17(4), p.1-38
- Sharma Piyush (2020) The Rockstar CEO, Published by Journal BM Businessworld, p.1-6
Author: Anna Sobolieva
