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Articles in Nov, 2001 issue of Chief Executive, The

• Stormy Skies for New Exec - Arrivals - DOUGLAS PARKER of America West Airlines - Brief Article
• Do You Need An Agent?: As turnover mounts, more CEOs turn to sports- and entertainment-style negotiators - Careers - Chief Executive Officers - Statistical Data Included
  by Catherine Fredman
• Finding Shared Values: For Abbey Life, outsourcing required a real partnership, not just service - CaseStudy - Brief Article
  by Molly Rose Teuke
• The Evolving CEO Role - Feedback - Brief Article
• Should National Security Issues Limit Imports of Foreign Steel? - Point Couterpoint Turbulent Times - United States - Statistical Data Included
  by Julie Fields
• How Companies Transform Themselves: Execution is what will distinguish the winners from the losers in the next phase of e-business - Interview
  by Peter Haapaniemi
• Correction - Brief Article - Correction Notice
• Saying Sayonara to Bureaucracy - Market Horizons - corporate directors in Japan - Brief Article
  by Stephan Richter
• Retooling the E-Business Strategy: The newest approach to e-business involves transforming the organization to reap even deeper benefits - Opportunity - electronic business strategies
• Refugees Make Good in the West - Career Path Less Traveled - Brief Article
• Under Scrutiny: Here's why securities analysts view the overly nice and the overly egotistical CEO with suspicion - Investor Relations - Chief Executive Officer evaluations - Statistical Data Included
  by Laurie Kaplan Singh
• The Technology of Transformation: Business issues are the guide, but technology is the enabler - Infrastructure - Statistical Data Included
  by Peter HaaPaniemi
• CEOs in an Age of Terrorism: Executives weigh the impact of a long military retaliation and a changing national psyche - Chief Concern/Turbulent Times - Chief Executive Officers - Interview
  by Eric Young
• Too Dumb, Too Soon - Flip Side - toll roads - Brief Article
  by Joe Queenan
• Beware of Bad Buzz - Editor's Note - marketing - Brief Article
  by John Brandt
• From Cleats To Wingtips: Gale Sayers, Roger Staubach, and other sports legends-turned-CEOs use lessons from the playing field to foster success in the workplace - Cover Story - Chief Executive Officers
  by John Steinbreder
• From Point A to Point E: Integres brings a virtual solution to the heavy freight industry - CaseStudy
  by Michael J. McDermott
• Richard Jenrette's Southern Comfort - Where are they now? - The Roper House - Brief Article
• TI's Rock Amid Rubble: CEO Tom Engibous already led Texas Instruments through one turnaround. Now, he's determined to do it again—even if it means taking on Intel - Technology - Statistical Data Included
  by Alan Goldstein
• Finding the Money: E-business initiatives don't come cheap, but the long-term benefits far outweigh the early challenges - Savings
  by Peter Haapaniemi
• After the Attacks: The Limits of Globalization - Capitol Ideas Turbulent Times - United States Corporate presence in Developing Countries
  by David E. Sanger
• Eight CEO Sacrifices: Great job. Loads of perks. But success often comes with a price—and the corner office is no exception - Executive Privilege
  by Meryl Davids Landau
• From Risk to Reward: E-business is transforming risk. Insurer AIG is transforming the way organizations manage that risk - CaseStudy - American International Group Inc - Brief Article
  by Eric Schoeniger
• Angel Investors - Members Only - The Dinner Club, eMedia Club and Washington Dinner Club, Washington D.C - Brief Article
• Inside Influence Inc.: Welcome to Washington's lobby firms—they represent the capital's fastest-growing industry, one increasingly controlled by American and foreign conglomerates - Policy and Politics
  by Mary Hager
• State of Change: A focus on e-government has taken Pennsylvania from chaos to competitiveness - CaseStudy
  by Molly Rose Teuke
• Some Managers Can Never Be CEO - Career Trend - Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Herbert Greenberg, Caliper - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Allies by Adversity: Executives have aided government during times of crisis—and likely will again - CEOS and Society/Turbulent Times - Brief Article
  by Amy Cortese
• Thinking Ahead, Moving Ahead: Leading by example, the CEO must actively communicate the e-business vision throughout the organization - Leadership
  by Haapaniemi Peter