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Announcing CEO.com Clubs
Connecting leaders with similar interests and challenges in a whole new way.
“I wish to have as my epitaph: Here lies a man who was wise enough to bring into his service men who knew more than he.”
In today’s email:
Introducing CEO.com Clubs: Connect with other leaders with similar interests and challenges in a whole new way.
Weekend Reading: OpenAI’s plan to make AI flow like electricity.
Book Review: Lords of Finance by Liaquat Ahamed.
🎙️ Recent interviews
☎️ Upcoming interviews
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A NEW COMMUNITY MODEL
Introducing CEO.com Clubs
We are thrilled to announce the launch of CEO.com Clubs — a series of exclusive professional communities designed to connect leaders like you across various industries and disciplines.
At CEO.com, our mission is to empower leaders with the knowledge, networks, and resources they need to excel. With CEO.com Clubs, we’re taking a significant step forward by providing specialized platforms where you can network, learn, and grow with peers who share your professional interests and challenges.
Our Exclusive Clubs
• Coffee Club: A casual community where leaders can build relationships and share experiences over a virtual cup of coffee.
• CEO Club: Connect with fellow CEOs to share insights, strategies, and experiences unique to top-level leadership.
• Executive Leadership Club: Join senior executives to discuss organizational development, leadership best practices, and strategic planning.
• Startup Leadership Club: For founders and startup leaders looking to scale their businesses and navigate the entrepreneurial journey.
• Finance Leadership Club: Network with CFOs and finance leaders to explore financial strategies, risk management, and market trends.
• Engineer Leadership Club: Collaborate with engineering leaders on innovation, product development, and technology management.
• Product Leadership Club: Engage with product managers and leaders to discuss product strategy, development cycles, and market fit.
• Marketing Leadership Club: Connect with marketing executives to share insights on branding, digital marketing, and customer engagement.
• Sales Leadership Club: Exchange ideas with sales leaders on customer acquisition, sales strategies, and revenue growth.
• AI Leadership Club: Dive into discussions with AI experts on the future of artificial intelligence and its impact on business.
Why Join CEO.com Clubs?
• Exclusive Networking: Build meaningful relationships with industry peers and thought leaders.
• Expert Insights: Access curated content, webinars, and Q&A sessions with experts in your field.
• Collaborative Environment: Participate in forums and discussions to solve challenges and innovate together.
• Professional Growth: Stay ahead of industry trends and enhance your leadership skills.
How to Join
1. Visit CEO.com/clubs to explore our clubs.
2. Select the club that aligns with your professional interests.
3. Complete the membership application — spaces are limited to ensure a high-quality experience.
We believe that leadership is not just about individual success but also about fostering a community where everyone thrives. CEO.com Clubs are more than just networking groups; they’re platforms for collaboration, innovation, and mutual growth.
We look forward to welcoming you to your new professional community!
WEEKEND READING
America is becoming less woke The Economist
Google paid $2.7 billion to bring back AI genius who quit in frustration Miles Kruppa & Lauren Thomas, WSJ
The end of the popular politician Janan Ganesh, FT
Behind OpenAI’s audacious plan to make AI flow like electricity Cade Metz & Tripp Mickle, NYT
Competent leaders know the limits of their expertise Stav Atir & David Dunning, Harvard Business Review
BOOK REVIEW
Navigating Economic History: Lessons From “Lords of Finance” For Today’s Leaders
In Lords of Finance: 1929, The Great Depression, and the Bankers who Broke the World, Liaquat Ahamed offers a fascinating exploration of the pivotal roles played by the heads of central banks during the period leading up to and following the Great Depression. Focusing on the key figures from the United States, Great Britain, Germany, and France, Ahamed delves into how their decisions influenced and, at times, exacerbated the economic calamities of their eras.
For CEOs and leaders today, Lords of Finance underscores the critical importance of informed decision-making and the potential ramifications of policy errors. The book illustrates the interconnectedness of global financial systems and the impact of financial stability on world economies. As we navigate a landscape marked by rapid technological change, geopolitical tensions, and economic shifts, the lessons of the past serve as crucial guideposts.
Ahamed’s narrative also serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of rigid adherence to outdated economic doctrines, such as the gold standard, which contributed significantly to the severity and duration of the Depression. It highlights the necessity for flexibility and innovation in economic policy—a lesson particularly pertinent today, as leaders face the challenge of steering their organizations through the complexities of a global economy influenced by unprecedented challenges, including pandemics and climate change.