The study compares the views of two kinds of UK business leaders of the top teams in which they play a role: 72 CFOs from the UK's largest and most successful companies, and 44 CEOs of Britain's most successful independent companies, all of which are small- to medium-sized. Results suggest that the psychological diversity of these two groups' teams differs, as does their approach to decision-making. Results show that for both groups, modes of decision-making are highly issue dependent, and also that their self-rated effectiveness differs across domains. The large corporate entities of the CFO sample seem to have top team psychological dynamics which favour risk control at the expense of creativity, with a reverse pattern in the more entrepr...
Purpose: Research into Top Management Team (TMT) performance and consensus has been equivocal; furth...
A considerable amount of research has been given to the board of directors. Little interest, however...
Conceptualization and research have addressed the homogeneity/ heterogeneity of top management teams...
Based within the 'upper echelons' tradition, the starting premise for this thesis is that demograph...
We study whether CEOs of private firms differ from other people with regard to their strategic decis...
We study whether CEOs of private firms differ from other people with regard to their strategic decis...
How is it that some potentially strategic issues find themselves on a Rim's strategic agenda, while ...
We examine the link between CEO personality and top management team (TMT) dynamics. Our work complim...
We examine the link between CEO personality and top management team (TMT) dynamics. Our work complim...
The upper echelons theory posits that the values, personalities, experience and education background...
Faced with confusing and sometimes contradictory research results linking team compo-sition to perfo...
The study’s main findings can be summarised as follows. Firstly, UK companies are more likely, nowad...
Session - Business Policy & StrategyThis study applies the paradox lens to identify tensions caused ...
This paper explores the influence of both CEO and top management team (TMT) characteristics on the p...
Through an empirical study of the heads of the UK's top independent companies, comparing them with s...
Purpose: Research into Top Management Team (TMT) performance and consensus has been equivocal; furth...
A considerable amount of research has been given to the board of directors. Little interest, however...
Conceptualization and research have addressed the homogeneity/ heterogeneity of top management teams...
Based within the 'upper echelons' tradition, the starting premise for this thesis is that demograph...
We study whether CEOs of private firms differ from other people with regard to their strategic decis...
We study whether CEOs of private firms differ from other people with regard to their strategic decis...
How is it that some potentially strategic issues find themselves on a Rim's strategic agenda, while ...
We examine the link between CEO personality and top management team (TMT) dynamics. Our work complim...
We examine the link between CEO personality and top management team (TMT) dynamics. Our work complim...
The upper echelons theory posits that the values, personalities, experience and education background...
Faced with confusing and sometimes contradictory research results linking team compo-sition to perfo...
The study’s main findings can be summarised as follows. Firstly, UK companies are more likely, nowad...
Session - Business Policy & StrategyThis study applies the paradox lens to identify tensions caused ...
This paper explores the influence of both CEO and top management team (TMT) characteristics on the p...
Through an empirical study of the heads of the UK's top independent companies, comparing them with s...
Purpose: Research into Top Management Team (TMT) performance and consensus has been equivocal; furth...
A considerable amount of research has been given to the board of directors. Little interest, however...
Conceptualization and research have addressed the homogeneity/ heterogeneity of top management teams...