What are YOU doing? Podcast with Robert Sher
Tune in as Robert talks about the successful leadership traits and skills of CEOs of midsized companies.
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Texas Business Radio
Robert was featured on Texas Business Radio’s National Advisor Showcase to discuss the unique skill sets and approaches required to keep midsized companies growing.
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The Origins of Mighty Midsized Companies Interview
Rob interviewed more than 100 business leaders in researching his newest book, and now the tables have been turned. In this latest issue of The CEO Insomnia Factor, Bob Morris interviews Rob in his inimitable get-deep personal style. We take a look under the hood at how the book came into being and discuss what’s different for CEOs today. We look at leadership, change-making, growth and the “7 Silent Growth Killers” that were synthesized from Rob’s research.
Directors and Boards
Directors & Boards has excerpted part of Rob’s new book regarding Tolerating Dysfunctional Leaders in their Thought Leadership section of their Q4 2014 publication. “From a roundup of new books, insights on mentorship, executive team under-performance, enduring traits, director interlocks, doing an IPO . . . and the value of your non-customers” they included Rob’s newest book.
Detecting And Surviving Seven Silent Growth Killers
Most midsized company leaders want their businesses to become mighty growth machines. Unfortunately, sometimes that growth slows, stops, or goes the other way, and their leaders don’t know why. Is it the market? Is it the product? Is it the leadership team? Is it something he or she has done wrong – an ill-conceived deal; an unrealistic strategy?
Robert Sher is founding principal of CEO to CEO, a consulting firm of former chief executives that improves the leadership infrastructure of midsized companies seeking to accelerate their performance. He was chief executive of Bentley Publishing Group from 1984 to 2006 and steered the firm to become a leading player in its industry (decorative art publishing).