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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The CEO's Playbook is a practical field guide written by a seasoned CEO and board leader who has lived the role from both sides of the table. Structured as short, self-contained chapters ('plays'), the book distills decades of experience into clear principles CEOs can immediately apply, whether preparing for a board meeting tomorrow, navigating a talent decision, responding to crisis, or rebuilding trust inside the organization.What separates a good CEO from a great one It's rarely strategy. More often, it'sjudgment. It's knowing when to speak and when to stay silent, how to lead withoutmicromanaging, and how to earn the trust of a board while staying connected to thepeople on the front line.Whether you're in the corner office, working your way toward it, or sitting across thetable in the boardroom, The CEO's Playbook distills decades of real-world leadershipinto ninety concise, candid chapters that cover every aspect of the role: the decisions,the dilemmas, and the moments that matter most.Read it before you need it.Robert L. Darbelnet is a retired CEO who served more than twenty years at the helm ofAAA. Bob counts forty years of executive leadership experience, including adistinguished record on seventeen boards across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Hechaired seven of the boards he served on, and his governance work spans hospitals,higher education, the performing arts, insurance, international trade associations,automotive intelligence, traffic safety, and some of the world's largest mobility and travel organizations.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The CEO's Playbook is a practical field guide written by a seasoned CEO and board leader who has lived the role from both sides of the table. Structured as short, self-contained chapters ("plays"), the book distills decades of experience into clear principles CEOs can immediately apply, whether preparing for a board meeting tomorrow, navigating a talent decision, responding to crisis, or rebuilding trust inside the organization.Genre(s): Nonfiction, Business, Management and LeadershipWhat separates a good CEO from a great one? It's rarely strategy. More often, it's judgment. It's knowing when to speak and when to stay silent, how to lead without micromanaging, and how to earn the trust of a board while staying connected to the people on the front line.Whether you're in the corner office, working your way toward it, or sitting across the table in the boardroom, The CEO's Playbook distills decades of real-world leadership into ninety concise, candid chapters that cover every aspect of the role: the decisions, the dilemmas, and the moments that matter most.Read it before you need it.Robert L. Darbelnet is a retired CEO who served more than twenty years at the helm of AAA. Bob counts forty years of executive leadership experience, including a distinguished record on seventeen boards across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. He chaired seven of the boards he served on, and his governance work spans hospitals, higher education, the performing arts, insurance, international trade associations, automotive intelligence, traffic safety, and some of the world's largest mobility and travel organizations. Master the art of high-stakes judgment through a collection of rapid-fire lessons designed to bridge the gap between executive governance and frontline leadership. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The CEO's Playbook is a practical field guide written by a seasoned CEO and board leader who has lived the role from both sides of the table. Structured as short, self-contained chapters ("plays"), the book distills decades of experience into clear principles CEOs can immediately apply, whether preparing for a board meeting tomorrow, navigating a talent decision, responding to crisis, or rebuilding trust inside the organization.What separates a good CEO from a great one? It's rarely strategy. More often, it'sjudgment. It's knowing when to speak and when to stay silent, how to lead withoutmicromanaging, and how to earn the trust of a board while staying connected to thepeople on the front line.Whether you're in the corner office, working your way toward it, or sitting across thetable in the boardroom, The CEO's Playbook distills decades of real-world leadershipinto ninety concise, candid chapters that cover every aspect of the role: the decisions, the dilemmas, and the moments that matter most.Read it before you need it.Robert L. Darbelnet is a retired CEO who served more than twenty years at the helm ofAAA. Bob counts forty years of executive leadership experience, including adistinguished record on seventeen boards across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Hechaired seven of the boards he served on, and his governance work spans hospitals, higher education, the performing arts, insurance, international trade associations, automotive intelligence, traffic safety, and some of the world's largest mobility and travel organizations. Master the art of high-stakes leadership through a collection of rapid-fire lessons on exercising judgment, building trust, and navigating the delicate balance between executive governance and frontline connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The CEO's Playbook is a practical field guide written by a seasoned CEO and board leader who has lived the role from both sides of the table. Structured as short, self-contained chapters ("plays"), the book distills decades of experience into clear principles CEOs can immediately apply, whether preparing for a board meeting tomorrow, navigating a talent decision, responding to crisis, or rebuilding trust inside the organization.Genre(s): Nonfiction, Business, Management and LeadershipWhat separates a good CEO from a great one? It's rarely strategy. More often, it's judgment. It's knowing when to speak and when to stay silent, how to lead without micromanaging, and how to earn the trust of a board while staying connected to the people on the front line.Whether you're in the corner office, working your way toward it, or sitting across the table in the boardroom, The CEO's Playbook distills decades of real-world leadership into ninety concise, candid chapters that cover every aspect of the role: the decisions, the dilemmas, and the moments that matter most.Read it before you need it.Robert L. Darbelnet is a retired CEO who served more than twenty years at the helm of AAA. Bob counts forty years of executive leadership experience, including a distinguished record on seventeen boards across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. He chaired seven of the boards he served on, and his governance work spans hospitals, higher education, the performing arts, insurance, international trade associations, automotive intelligence, traffic safety, and some of the world's largest mobility and travel organizations. Master the art of high-stakes judgment through a collection of rapid-fire lessons designed to bridge the gap between executive governance and frontline leadership. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The CEO's Playbook is a practical field guide written by a seasoned CEO and board leader who has lived the role from both sides of the table. Structured as short, self-contained chapters ('plays'), the book distills decades of experience into clear principles CEOs can immediately apply, whether preparing for a board meeting tomorrow, navigating a talent decision, responding to crisis, or rebuilding trust inside the organization.Genre(s): Nonfiction, Business, Management and LeadershipWhat separates a good CEO from a great one It's rarely strategy. More often, it's judgment. It's knowing when to speak and when to stay silent, how to lead without micromanaging, and how to earn the trust of a board while staying connected to the people on the front line.Whether you're in the corner office, working your way toward it, or sitting across the table in the boardroom, The CEO's Playbook distills decades of real-world leadership into ninety concise, candid chapters that cover every aspect of the role: the decisions, the dilemmas, and the moments that matter most.Read it before you need it.Robert L. Darbelnet is a retired CEO who served more than twenty years at the helm of AAA. Bob counts forty years of executive leadership experience, including a distinguished record on seventeen boards across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. He chaired seven of the boards he served on, and his governance work spans hospitals, higher education, the performing arts, insurance, international trade associations, automotive intelligence, traffic safety, and some of the world's largest mobility and travel organizations.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The CEO's Playbook is a practical field guide written by a seasoned CEO and board leader who has lived the role from both sides of the table. Structured as short, self-contained chapters ("plays"), the book distills decades of experience into clear principles CEOs can immediately apply, whether preparing for a board meeting tomorrow, navigating a talent decision, responding to crisis, or rebuilding trust inside the organization.Genre(s): Nonfiction, Business, Management and LeadershipWhat separates a good CEO from a great one? It's rarely strategy. More often, it's judgment. It's knowing when to speak and when to stay silent, how to lead without micromanaging, and how to earn the trust of a board while staying connected to the people on the front line.Whether you're in the corner office, working your way toward it, or sitting across the table in the boardroom, The CEO's Playbook distills decades of real-world leadership into ninety concise, candid chapters that cover every aspect of the role: the decisions, the dilemmas, and the moments that matter most.Read it before you need it.Robert L. Darbelnet is a retired CEO who served more than twenty years at the helm of AAA. Bob counts forty years of executive leadership experience, including a distinguished record on seventeen boards across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. He chaired seven of the boards he served on, and his governance work spans hospitals, higher education, the performing arts, insurance, international trade associations, automotive intelligence, traffic safety, and some of the world's largest mobility and travel organizations. Master the art of high-stakes judgment through a collection of rapid-fire lessons designed to bridge the gap between executive governance and frontline leadership. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The CEO's Playbook is a practical field guide written by a seasoned CEO and board leader who has lived the role from both sides of the table. Structured as short, self-contained chapters ("plays"), the book distills decades of experience into clear principles CEOs can immediately apply, whether preparing for a board meeting tomorrow, navigating a talent decision, responding to crisis, or rebuilding trust inside the organization.What separates a good CEO from a great one? It's rarely strategy. More often, it'sjudgment. It's knowing when to speak and when to stay silent, how to lead withoutmicromanaging, and how to earn the trust of a board while staying connected to thepeople on the front line.Whether you're in the corner office, working your way toward it, or sitting across thetable in the boardroom, The CEO's Playbook distills decades of real-world leadershipinto ninety concise, candid chapters that cover every aspect of the role: the decisions, the dilemmas, and the moments that matter most.Read it before you need it.Robert L. Darbelnet is a retired CEO who served more than twenty years at the helm ofAAA. Bob counts forty years of executive leadership experience, including adistinguished record on seventeen boards across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Hechaired seven of the boards he served on, and his governance work spans hospitals, higher education, the performing arts, insurance, international trade associations, automotive intelligence, traffic safety, and some of the world's largest mobility and travel organizations. Master the art of high-stakes leadership through a collection of rapid-fire lessons on exercising judgment, building trust, and navigating the delicate balance between executive governance and frontline connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The CEO's Playbook is a practical field guide written by a seasoned CEO and board leader who has lived the role from both sides of the table. Structured as short, self-contained chapters ("plays"), the book distills decades of experience into clear principles CEOs can immediately apply, whether preparing for a board meeting tomorrow, navigating a talent decision, responding to crisis, or rebuilding trust inside the organization.What separates a good CEO from a great one? It's rarely strategy. More often, it'sjudgment. It's knowing when to speak and when to stay silent, how to lead withoutmicromanaging, and how to earn the trust of a board while staying connected to thepeople on the front line.Whether you're in the corner office, working your way toward it, or sitting across thetable in the boardroom, The CEO's Playbook distills decades of real-world leadershipinto ninety concise, candid chapters that cover every aspect of the role: the decisions, the dilemmas, and the moments that matter most.Read it before you need it.Robert L. Darbelnet is a retired CEO who served more than twenty years at the helm ofAAA. Bob counts forty years of executive leadership experience, including adistinguished record on seventeen boards across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Hechaired seven of the boards he served on, and his governance work spans hospitals, higher education, the performing arts, insurance, international trade associations, automotive intelligence, traffic safety, and some of the world's largest mobility and travel organizations. Master the art of high-stakes leadership through a collection of rapid-fire lessons on exercising judgment, building trust, and navigating the delicate balance between executive governance and frontline connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. THE CEO'S PLAYBOOK - Leading from the Boardroom to the Breakroom | Robert L Darbelnet | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Robert L Darbelnet | EAN 9798995819110 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…