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Management thinking for global executives
The Economist Intelligence Unit and Harvard Business School Publishing have joined forces to create the definitive source of best-practice management thinking and advice for senior managers.

Latest management thinking
Just reward Change agent
Reward transformation leaders or suffer in the long run.
Communicate well People skills
Finding money for innovation by developing soft skills.
Effective execution Prepare to “gybe”
Making the change between global and local business models.
Risky decisions Why a giant failed
What Tenneco tells us about managing enterprise risk.
Confronting global problems Sustaining growth
Nobel Laureate Michael Spence on his latest initiative.
EIU white papers & surveys
A tough path ahead CEO Briefing 2009
The corporate outlook, sponsored by Norton Rose.
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Enhancing control Managing risk
Embedding risk in financial processes, sponsored by SAP.
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Infrastructure development Bridge the gap
Bridging the global infrastructure gap, sponsored by KPMG.
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International trade flows Global trade
GDP growth and oil prices, sponsored by DHL Asia-Pacific.
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Conferences
Global environment Harnessing globalisation
Davos
29th January 2009

For multinational corporations competing in developed and emerging markets, an ability to effectively harness the potential of the trends associated with globalisation is essential.

Upcoming conferences
Multimedia
The leadership circle
Leaders of organisations face many circular challenges.
Green technology
Vinod Khosla on the current environment and energy crises.
Custom research
Custom research data and analysis on industries, countries and management thinking.
Online store
Gain instant access to our analysis on 203 countries and 7 industries worldwide.
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