Eighth annual research report assesses the concerns of 1,063 board members and executives globally, across a variety of industries. The survey report provides detailed insights broken out by size and type of company, respondent role, industry and geographical region.
Choosing the right leader for any organisation is its most important business.
Just ask employees and shareholders, and they will tell you that their experience and investment will hinge on whether they can follow the person with the utmost accountability for future results.
"As Asia grows larger in scale, develops stronger intraregional connections, and forms new networks, business executives and policy makers in the region and around the world need to assess how to take advantage."
John Burdett, leadership advisor to TRANSEARCH International, highlights the ABCs of Leadership - from 'Authenticity' to 'Zoom In'
A private company board with a unique mix of personalities wanted to attract a non-executive director with the right chemistry and Audit Committee leadership ability. The following case study shows how our team leveraged a global network of trusted business relationships, our proprietary TRANSEARCH Orxestra® Method, and the Hogan Assessment tool to help attract and select a globally experienced executive with a reputation for being a true collaborative leader with deep finance and board experience.
Attracting a Non-Executive Director | TRANSEARCH International Case Study »
Finesse your career prospects so you are positioned to evolve in a sphere where there is room to grow. At some point in your career, this may mean targeting an industry that has richer prospects than the one you have come to know. John Ryan explains what to keep in mind as you tool your reinvention.
How can a regional healthcare provider engage a global talent pool to identify the leader it needs to achieve its potential and preserve its unique mission?
Our challenge was to orchestrate a truly global search assignment to identify and evaluate candidates whose professional experience, leadership abilities and personal values aligned with the future objectives of our client and its mission-centred stakeholders.
There is one fact of life that is impossible to ignore - tomorrow will be (very) different. More specifically, the rate of change is getting faster - and about to get much faster. Culture plays a key role in change no matter the degree of change envisaged. Tomorrow's successful leader will be someone who can slalom through the white water of unanticipated disruption and culture change.
Change Is The New Superpower: How To Increase Your Company's Metabolic Rate For Change »
While it's easy to envision a workforce where tech skills dominate, the in-demand skills of the future are actually human. Howard Pezim highlights why both technical and human skills will be better position organisations for success.
Anne Chevillotte, Managing Partner at TRANSEARCH International, highlights several key individual leadership dimensions impacted by participating in extreme sports such as ultra-endurance.
How the practice of ultra-endurance sports nourishes the role of Leaders? »