Lost at C: Why Executive Titles Matter?
Yale School of Management’s Jeffrey Sonnenfeld writes about today’s C-suite and how many titles have joined the suite in recent years. Many companies split the CEO and chairman roles, and many are bestowing CEO titles on the heads of department and business units. We have chairman/CEOs, executive chairs, non-executive chairs, president/CEOs, and chairman/president/CEOs. It’s not surprising that the rest of the company whether lead directors, managing directors, customers, or employees wonder who is in charge.
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