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  • Geoffroy van Raemdonck, CEO of Neiman Marcus photographed on January 19, 2023 at Bergdorf Goodman in New York, New York.<br /> DeSean McClinton HollandLeadership

    Neiman Marcus’s CEO is done wooing the less than wealthy as luxury heads for a slowdown: ‘We are no longer about selling everywhere on the price spectrum’

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  • H&#038;R Block CEO Jeff Jones in the company’s Kansas City, Missouri office, Jan, 25, 2023. (Photo/Chase Castor)Leadership

    H&R Block went through 6 CEOs in a decade. Its latest chief exec is a marketing whiz with plans to claw back market share: ‘We were kind of that dusty place on the corner’

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  • Hamdi Ulukaya, CEO of Chobani, photographed at Chobani offices in New York, New York.Leadership

    Chobani CEO urges companies facing labor gap to hire refugees: ‘You will have the most loyal and motivated workforce you’ve ever seen’

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  • Michael Linnington, CEO of The Wounded Warrior Project photographed on December 22, 2022 in Jacksonville, Florida.Leadership

    Veterans can fill the skills gap bedeviling corporate America, says Wounded Warrior Project CEO: ‘It’s a case of out of sight, out of mind’

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  • Signet CEO Gina DrososNewsletters

    The CEO of Signet proved that creating a women-friendly workplace is good for business

    By Phil Wahba and Emma Hinchliffe
  • Penny Pennington, managing partner at Edward Jones, photographed at its headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri.Leadership

    Edward Jones’s CEO is steering clients away from ‘fads’ like crypto to proven investments: ‘Crypto is a little more likely to disappoint clients than it is to delight them’

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  • Marc Metrick, CEO of Saks photographed on November 29, 2022 at Saks offices art 225 Liberty Street, New York NY.Leadership

    Rich consumers seem unfazed by market turmoil. Saks’s CEO has a theory why: ‘It’s really hard to move off of luxury once you’ve gotten used to it’

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  • Solar panels in front of a clear skyNewsletters

    Why 2022 will go down as ‘the year where everything changed’ for climate tech

    By Phil Wahba and Nicholas Gordon
  • Signet CEO Gina DrososFeatures

    Reviving sales at Kay and Zales: How Signet CEO Gina Drosos pulled America’s biggest jeweler out of a long slump

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  • Katy Gaul-Stigge, CEO of Goodwill NYNJ photographed at a Goodwill NYNJ Store &#038; Donation Center in Brooklyn, NY on November 14th, 2022.Leadership

    Gen Z shoppers are flocking to Goodwill, but a tough economy is squeezing donations: ‘Thrift is like punk rock. It’s always been cool’

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  • Wayne Ting, CEO of Lime photographed in Santa Fe, NM on November 11, 2022.Leadership

    Why Lime’s CEO thinks cars are his true business rivals—not other scooter companies: ‘Our competition is getting a family to give up that second car’

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  • Lauren Hobart, Beth Ford and Mary Dillon.Newsletters

    An unlikely leadership factory is minting future female Fortune 500 CEOs

    By Phil Wahba and Emma Hinchliffe
  • Pepsi-CEOsMagazine

    16 former PepsiCo executives are now Fortune 500 CEOs. Here’s how the food and beverage giant became an incubator for leaders

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  • Hilton President and CEO Chris Nassetta at the Hilton headquarters in McLean, Virginia, on November 9, 2002.Leadership

    Hilton’s CEO is banking on pumpkin spice waffles, Paris Hilton, and Peloton to keep its post-pandemic momentum going: ‘People are spending more disposable income on experiences and travel’

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  • Andy Bird, CEO of Pearson Education, photographed in New York, NY on November 7, 2022 by Levi MandelLeadership

    Pearson’s CEO is bringing the textbook giant into the future by tracking readers’ habits: ‘We can tell the author that no one reads chapter four or that they should double down on animation in chapter six’

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