What is the C-suite? Roles, responsibilities and how to make it
Nov 9, 2023 · The chief executive officer (CEO) is the most senior C-suite executive in a company and is ultimately responsible for managing the organisation. Charged with maximising the company’s value, CEOs report directly to the board – and may even be the chairman. The face of the company, every other role reports to the CEO, requiring them to be ...
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The world's greatest storytellers - Raconteur
Dec 17, 2014 · Fifty three per cent chose living storytellers, while forty seven per cent chose those who have passed away. The top five included William Shakespeare, J.K. Rowling, Roald Dahl, Charles Dickens and Stephen King. But more than an overwhelmingly popular result, what is most striking about the results is the diversity of the votes, which begs the ...
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In-depth special reports on a range of topics including business, technology, finance, healthcare and more. Produced by Raconteur, published in The Times.
The benefits of charity: how corporate giving can reward businesses
CAF's analysis of the FTSE 100 financial reports for the year ending in 2022 show that £1.85bn was committed to communities and charity – the same as when the report was last published (2016). This effectively means a 17% cut in funding. Corporate giving would have needed to rise to £2.24 billion in 2022 to achieve the same spending power.
Infographics - Raconteur
Infographics. Data stories that matter. Beautifully designed, strikingly presented data exploring the issues and trends shaping business today. CX.
What it's like to live and work in Qatar - Raconteur
Sep 20, 2022 · The Qatari working week runs from Sunday to Thursday, with the weekend falling on Friday (the Islamic holy day) and Saturday. The statutory maximum working week is 48 hours, comprising eight hours a day over six days. If you are being paid overtime, that can go up to 60 hours, comprising 10 hours a day over six days.
About Us - Raconteur
Raconteur was founded in 2008 on the conviction that business leaders value quality content that is expertly produced and beautifully designed. Over 15 years later, we remain convinced that professionals are searching for journalism that inspires and informs new ways of doing business and new approaches to leadership.
What it’s like to live and work in Vietnam - Raconteur
Dec 12, 2022 · According to Vietnamese law, public and private sector workers cannot work more than eight hours a day, with weekly working hours capped at 48 hours.Typically, the working day starts between 7 am and 8:30 am and finishes between 4 pm and 6 pm Monday to Friday. On Saturdays, the working day generally ends at midday and most workers have Sunday off.
Raconteur’s FTSE 100 CEO database
Jul 24, 2024 · Raconteur’s CEO Index compiles dozens of data points to shed light on those in charge of the nation’s biggest plcs. Browse key information about 97 CEOs who were leading FTSE 100 companies as of 22 July 2024 below. (The chiefs of three investment trusts with unusual corporate structures – F&C Investment Trust, Scottish Mortgage Investment ...