Criticaleye Advisory Partner Eversheds, is participating in Give & Gain Day 2012, an annual employee volunteering event organised by Business in the Community (BiTC).
We are delighted to welcome Richard Laing, who has been an Executive Member for four years and is now building his portfolio career, as one of our Associates.
Criticaleye would like to extend a very warm welcome to Jason Dies, General Manager, GPS Europe, IBM who has taken over the reins as head of IBM's Advisory Partnership.
In this article, Martin Balaam, Peter Cheese, Jacqui Grey, Ivan Royle, Ian Ryder and Theresa Wallis give the lowdown on the best ways for those at the top to successfully maintain a high level of performance.
Criticaleye Advisory Partner, The Storytellers, have reported a record year of sales and profitability, with a number of developments which have put them firmly on a growth trajectory.
When an organisation seeks to transform its culture the end results are rarely attributed to just one factor. In this article, Alison Esse of The Storytellers outlines eight essential steps for change.
Having spent the last five years steadying the media company STV, CEO Rob Woodward reveals to Criticaleye how he is forging ahead by growing its digital revenues.
Future CEOs will need more than financial nous to manage the complexity of running a global enterprise. In this article, Mullwood Partnership’s Jo Sellwood-Taylor explores the potency of HR directors as candidates for the role of CEO.
Criticaleye Advisory Partner Eversheds has been appointed by Eni S.p.A. to advise on employment law and recruitment matters globally, serving as the company’s strategic resourcing adviser across 62 countries.
When the boardroom becomes a battlefield, it’s time for the senior independent director (SID) to step in as peacemaker. Criticaleye speaks to a seasoned SID, Sir James Crosby, for his views on the importance of the role.
Criticaleye is proud to announce that Tom Taylor, the Chief Executive of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board has joined its Advisory Board.
Criticaleye caught up with its UK MD, Simon Johnson, to find out how it smoothed a successful transition to digital.
Selling Western products in emerging markets will only get a business so far. Criticaleye speaks to Professor Vijay Govindarajan about how a new strategy of 'Reverse Innovation' is required to open up the world’s fastest growing economies.
Why CEOs Should Listen and Learn
Running a business is the easy part for a chief executive. Apart from charming investors, being fluent in finance and attuned to HR, there is the need to communicate smoothly across multiple media channels. It all amounts to a business lingua franca that has to be grasped fully as nowadays no CEO can afford to be lost for words. Read More
