Talking To Fellow Directors About Replacing A CEO
I recently posted about the signs that a board should consider replacing the CEO. My partner Heidi Roizen came up with these as her answer to a question posed by
I recently posted about the signs that a board should consider replacing the CEO. My partner Heidi Roizen came up with these as her answer to a question posed by
I’ve been chairman of the National Center for Women & Information Technology for the past year. I recently wrote an article – which is up on the NCWIT web site
Several months ago, I posted about Pascal Levensohn's great white paper titled "After the Term Sheet: How Venture Boards Influence the Success or Failure of Technology Companies." Th
I’m hell on laptops. I fondly remember my first Compaq luggable (aka “the sewing machine”) – it’s still up in my parent’s attic somewhere. Every year or
I’ve used del.icio.us some over the past few months as I’ve played around with user tagging. However, I’ve been struggling with tagging – I use Firefox and am an “i
A fellow who goes by the handle “The Interdictor” has been blogging since August 27th from a high rise office building on Poydras Ave near St. Charles. The blog is
I had an awesome hour run on Fowler Trail (and then on the fire road that goes to Golden – I don’t know the name of it) today. I love
I stumbled up New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin’s interview with CNN yesterday. If you listen to one thing today, spend 12 minutes on this (or – read the transcript if
I’ve been struggling with what – if anything – to post about my thoughts on Katrina. At the end of the day yesterday, I sat in front of a TV for
If you are a runner, the October 2005 Runner’s World had a good intro article on “blogging for runners.” Unfortunately, the Runner’s World website sucks and doesn’t