Biopharma senior leaders are increasingly shouldering operational work left behind by downsizing, stretching their capacity beyond strategic duties. The overload fragments focus, slows decisions, and erodes communication, while burnout remains hidden behind continued presence. As pressure builds, the organization’s decision‑making structure resembles an over‑taxed bridge, stable only until the strain becomes visible. Distributing workload through external partners and clearer delegation can restore balance and protect long‑term performance.
In this episode, Nikita Alexander talks with Ramsay Brown Partner Katie Collin about the recent drop in female leadership within the UK’s Top 100 firms, now down to just 12 % at senior levels. Collin attributes the decline to cyclical workload pressures that...
Media33 announced the appointment of Pete Butler, former Managing Director of Spark Foundry, as its new Managing Partner effective 1 March 2026. Butler will collaborate with the executive team to drive the agency’s next growth phase, enhance client partnerships, and boost strategic and...
The session led by Dr. Terra Greenwell, former Chief Academic Officer of Jefferson County Public Schools, tackles the problem of initiative overload in K‑12 districts. Attendees will learn how to evaluate every tool, program, and purchase against a clear strategic...
HR leaders are being urged to rethink remuneration as a widening pay perception gap emerges. Robert Walters' 2026 Salary Guide shows 81% of employees feel their wages lag behind rising living costs, with 41% believing they are underpaid, while 85%...

The article debunks the common belief that leaders simply need more hours, arguing that the real shortage is a lack of systems to protect existing time. It stresses that without structured processes, executives become bottlenecks, reacting rather than strategizing. High‑intent...

Palantir announced it is moving its corporate headquarters from Denver, Colorado to Miami, Florida. The relocation follows a broader wave of tech companies gravitating toward Florida, drawn by the state’s no‑income‑tax policy and lower regulatory pressures. Miami has emerged as...
Renegade Global CEO Amy Jo Martin argues that excessive meetings cripple productivity and proposes a disciplined cutback. She cites internal data showing meetings occupy roughly 30% of senior leaders' weeks and outlines a framework for replacing low‑value gatherings with asynchronous tools and...

AEG’s ticketing arm AXS has appointed Henrik Berndtson as Head of the Nordics, placing him in Stockholm to steer regional operations. The move aligns with AXS’s aggressive European rollout, complementing recent hires in Europe and a joint venture in Japan. Berndtson...
Amid a volatile market, three major food and beverage firms—Boston Beer, Simply Good Foods, and Hormel—have reinstated former CEOs Jim Koch, Joe Scalzo, and Jeffrey Ettinger. The boards cite the leaders’ prior growth records as a source of stability while...

Alde Medi Impex appointed Parag Bhatnagar as vice president‑human resources to lead HR for its corporate office and the upcoming Kashipur manufacturing facility. Bhatnagar brings over 20 years of cross‑industry experience, previously serving as corporate HR head at Biodeal Pharmaceuticals...
The Women in Energy Storage Network (WinES), founded in 2024, now serves over 1,600 members across the UK’s fast‑growing energy‑storage sector. It earned the 2025 Diversity and Inclusion Award, highlighting its role in elevating female talent. WinES will host a...

Chuck Fagan, CEO of Velera, told PYMNTS that credit unions must make "speed to member impact" their primary KPI, measuring how quickly they deliver solutions from concept to market. He warned that the term "credit" alienates millennials and Gen Z,...
LaunchVic CEO Dr Kate Cornick resigned after a decade to become chief executive of the Tech Council of Australia, succeeding Damian Kassabgi. During her tenure, Victoria’s startup ecosystem expanded to 4,400 firms and a $139 billion valuation. The move coincides with...

CEO turnover among the S&P 1500 accelerated to roughly 12‑13% in 2025, the highest rate since 2010, with 168 new chiefs appointed. The incoming cohort is markedly younger, averaging 54 years, and 80% are first‑time CEOs lacking prior public‑company leadership...

CEOs are wrestling with back‑to‑office mandates as hybrid roles dominate, with 85% of UK hybrid listings requiring at least two office days. Gallup’s 2024 data shows employees who control their work arrangements are 43% more engaged, warning that strict schedules...
V2 AI announced three senior executive hires—Hannah Williams as Managing Director, Peter Burns as Partner, and Michael Ewald as Director. Williams joins from Amazon LEO after a decade in IT, Burns arrives from Google with nearly 30 years of experience,...

Havas Red has named Erin Sing as Executive Director of its Melbourne office, adding to a year of strong local wins and the launch of a new Havas Village. Sing arrives with more than 16 years of in‑house and agency experience,...

Digitas Australia announced Miriam Healy as its new chief technology officer. Healy, who joins from a previous engineering director role, brings more than 25 years of experience delivering large‑scale digital products for household brands. In her CTO role she will...

Entrepreneurs often panic not because they lack skills, but because unfamiliar emotions catch them off guard. The article argues that emotional rehearsal—visualizing how challenges will feel—creates a mental memory that steadies the nervous system. Seasoned founders rely on this familiarity,...
AdventHealth President and CEO David Banks will deliver the opening keynote at HIMSS26’s Executive Summit in Las Vegas, titled “Leading Through Healthcare’s Perfect Storm.” He will frame the current systemic headwinds as an opportunity to shift from episodic, diagnosis‑centric care to...

Tom Pritzker, who has guided Hyatt Hotels Corp. for more than two decades, announced his retirement as executive chairman and his decision not to stand for re‑election to the board. Since taking the helm in 2004, Pritzker has overseen the...

Healthcare leaders traditionally separate emotion from decision‑making, but a recent hospital closure in New York demonstrates that compassionate leadership can coexist with operational rigor. The tertiary medical center reduced from 700 to 200 beds, faced financial loss, and ultimately closed...

The article distills six leadership lessons drawn from U.S. presidents—Washington, Reagan, Johnson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and Clinton—and shows how they translate to modern business. It highlights integrity as a strategic asset, the power of clear vision, the upside of long‑term...
Iceland has introduced its inaugural Customers’ Choice Award, allowing shoppers to nominate staff from any of its 1,000 stores for exceptional service. Nominations close on 8 March 2026 and the program is sponsored by Agristo, the retailer’s frozen potato supplier. The...

Robert Walters’ Talent Trends 2026 research reveals that 84% of managers say their decisions are under tighter scrutiny than two years ago, while 79% of employees are watching leadership choices more closely. Workers prioritize people‑related decisions and burnout‑related policies, prompting a...

DTEX, a leader in risk‑adaptive security, announced that cybersecurity veteran Pete Angstadt has joined its Advisory Board. Angstadt brings decades of go‑to‑market leadership, having scaled revenue at ForgeRock, Ping Identity, Securiti and Oracle’s cloud security unit. His expertise in identity‑focused...

Genki Forest celebrated its ninth anniversary by declaring 2025 a breakthrough year, achieving its first sustainable profitability and higher‑quality growth. The company credited tighter expense control, disciplined pricing and a trimmed SKU portfolio for the improvement, while deepening channel penetration...

Tom Elliott, former CEO of casual dining chain Hog’s Breath, has rejoined Retail Food Group (RFG) as the group strategy and performance manager. Elliott, who spent 14 years at RFG in marketing, brand management, and operations roles, left to lead...

One Teaspoon, founded by Liz Roberts in 1999, has evolved from a counter‑culture denim experiment into a globally distributed brand sold in over 40 countries. The label has remained entirely self‑funded, preserving full control over pricing, design, and retail partnerships....

WPP Media has named Kevin Kivi as managing director of its South Australian operations, bringing 25 years of global advertising and media experience. Kivi previously led Horizon Media Canada, driving a 92% revenue increase and earning Best Place to Work...

Honeycomb Strategy, the Melbourne‑based behavioural science and market research firm, has promoted Jason Morris to the newly created Head of Client Service role, consolidating its quantitative and qualitative teams under one leader. The appointment follows a milestone year that saw...
A federal district court in Pennsylvania ruled that a White internal audit head’s resistance to a Black compliance executive’s supervision was based on management style, not race or gender. The court found Drexel University had not adequately communicated expectations, but...

University of South Florida researchers examined eight years of training and hiring data from 174 large U.S. law firms, revealing that resource‑rich, older firms tend to build talent internally while younger, smaller firms favor external hiring. The study highlights the...

Jeff DeGraff warns that leaders repeatedly repeat Sears' fatal mistake of forcing new initiatives into legacy structures. Sears, once a diversified proto‑digital empire, tried to blend emerging platforms with its old retail model, suffocating innovation. The article argues that integrating...

Napoleon Hill’s 1937 classic *Think and Grow Rich* is experiencing a resurgence among Gen Z men, especially those early in startup careers. The book’s core messages are circulating on TikTok and being amplified by influencers like Ben Mercer and Joe Rogan. Young...
Steven Fulop, former Jersey City mayor, became president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City in January, pledging to transform the group into the city’s premier centrist advocacy organization. The shift follows criticism that the Partnership failed to...

Elon Musk’s X platform has granted blue‑checkmark Premium subscriptions to more than two dozen Iranian government officials and state‑run media outlets that are subject to U.S. sanctions, according to a Tech Transparency Project report cited by Wired. The blue checkmark,...
Flowers Foods, the maker of Wonder Bread, announced a multiyear comprehensive review of its operations as traditional loaf sales lag behind the broader category. The company projects 2026 net sales of $5.2‑$5.3 billion, essentially flat or down up to 1.8% year‑over‑year....

AI hype has spurred billions in enterprise spending, yet most firms see little return. An MIT study found 95% of organizations achieve zero ROI on generative AI, and Workday reports only 14% of employees experience net productivity gains after accounting...

DeVry Anderson, MD, has been appointed chief medical officer of St. David’s North Austin Medical Center, a 465‑bed HCA Healthcare facility in Texas. In his new role, Anderson will oversee clinical operations at both the North Austin Medical Center and the...

Hospitals are redefining supply chain leadership to encompass enterprise strategy, digital transformation, and resilience. This shift is prompting health systems nationwide to recruit senior supply chain executives with broader, analytics‑driven responsibilities. In the past week, ten systems—including Baptist Memorial, Boston...
Constellation Brands announced that board member Nicholas Fink will assume the role of president and chief executive officer on April 13, 2026, succeeding Bill Newlands. Fink brings a decade of experience at Fortune Brands Innovation and nine years at Suntory,...
A February 2026 survey of 2,000 U.S. workers found that 68% of employees flourish when they belong to high‑autonomy, high‑support "empowered squads," while only 10% thrive in low‑autonomy, low‑support settings. The study, conducted by the University of Illinois’ Gies College...

Ubisoft announced the creation of five internal Creative Houses to centralise its flagship franchises, with Vantage Studios already backed by Tencent for €1.16 billion. The company will appoint external industry veterans to lead these houses starting in March, aiming to accelerate...

The article argues that large language models have become commoditized, offering generic linguistic intelligence but lacking real‑world understanding. It proposes that world models—systems that learn environment dynamics, causality, and feedback—will evolve into a shared platform capability rather than a proprietary...

Christy Tanner has been appointed chief executive of New York Public Radio, taking the helm on February 4, 2026. Tanner arrives from a distinguished career at CBS News, the Associated Press, and as former head of TV Guide Digital, where...