Who's in charge here? Co‐CEOs, power gaps, and firm performance

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I have always wondered how public companies make a co-CEO structure work. Always seemed like it would be hard to share authority. NYT DealBook cites a 2012 study that concludes that to make it work, the execs have to divide responsibility. Original pape…

Who's in charge here? Co-CEOs, power gaps, and firm performance https://t.co/JNgjO6TdLl

Who's in charge here? Co-CEO power sharing can work but only if one person is the decisive leader. http://t.co/LSLI4lobef #StratMgtJournal

[SMJ] Who's In Charge Here? Co-Ceos, Power Gaps, And Firm Performance: At the pinnacles of organizations, comp... http://t.co/GsH9TyJSrm

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