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So You Want To Be a CEO

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Our Guest this month is Keith Wyche author of "Corner Office Rules: The 10 Realities of Executive Life"

Are you ready to step up to senior leadership? The realities of executive life can be sobering if you aren’t prepared for them. How you achieve results, how you’re perceived, what’s expected of you, even who your friends are—nothing is the same as when you were in the middle ranks. A 30-year corporate veteran and results-driven CEO, Keith Wyche will open the door to the corner office to introduce you to the previously hidden world of the C-suite, and show you how to master the realities that every top executive must face, including:

 

  • What made you successful before won’t work now. Keith will teach you the skill set every outstanding senior executive needs.
  • Constructive conflict isn’t bad, it’s how things get decided. Keith will give you his deep insights into how to work C-suite politics, and effectively channel conflict so that it positions you and your organization for success.
  • Tough decisions are a part of an executive’s reality. Keith will show you how to make the hard calls, even when they challenge your personal values or relationships.
  • Learn more at http://www.KeithWyche.com


Keith Wyche is a results driven, no-nonsense executive with more than 30 years experience in the corporate world at such companies such as IBM and Pitney-Bowes. Most recently as CEO he turned around Cub Food and Acme Markets (divisions of SuperValu) and led them to growth. 


As a nationally recognized public speaker, Wyche has delivered keynotes to such organizations as Harvard University, Northrup Grumman, Home Depot, GE, and more. 
 

 

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