The New Secrets of CEOs

"At the heart of the analysis lies a series of profound observations about corporate leadership and its evolution. In particular, they provide instructive insights into the taxonomy of leadership approaches. This framework will be useful for executives in self-evaluation and career planning, and for those responsible for appointing leaders. Tappin and Cave are conscientious observers of the challenge of corporate leadership."-Paul Myners, Management Today

"In this richly informative collection... such heavy hitters as Sir Terry Leahy and Lord John Browne speak frankly and in depth about their motivations and key business strategies. There are grim cautionary reminders that professional success often requires a choice between family and career, and that the job of CEO should come with a serious health warning. The content is thoughtful and well-reasoned." -Publishers Weekly

"There is plenty of substance here to inform and inspire future bosses... Punchy case studies and pithy conclusions make this a good addition to those creaking bookshelves."-Director

"Teams hold the key to a leader's success ... in a corporate world digging in for hard times, a little bit of fellowship might go a long way."-Financial Times

"Sidesteps management cliché ... and contains some frank insights into the minds and personal lives of the FTSE 100's crowned heads." -Daily Telegraph

"Impressively comprehensive ... a thought-provoking peek at what the future of corporate leadership might be." -Management