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Articles in Sept, 2006 issue of Chief Executive, The

• Going Dutch: as the company's first woman and non-Dutch CEO, Nancy McKinstry was both an insider and an outsider
• CEO transform thyself: in turning Textron around, Lewis Campbell found it necessary to turn himself around
  by J.P. Donlon
• Time for a new trope
  by J.P. Donlon
• Protecting your assets: your life is complicated enough. Here are some ways to put your mind at ease
  by Arthur H. Kroll
• P & G's A.G. Lafley honored
• New deans, new directions: changes at the top bring innovation to the traditionally staid world of top business schools
  by Rebecca A. Fannin
• A dose of telemedicine: can use of broadband control health care costs?
  by Bill Smith
• Inside M & A banking: how do you protect a CEO from paying too much?
  by Robert Lawrence Kuhn
• Data duty: federal courts insist companies police their recordkeeping
  by Michael A. Gold
• Time to remove our SOX
• The essential epiphany: what it's like working every day in a "Harvard Business School" case study
• Realizing the high performance enterprise: what are the commonalities among companies that achieve enduring success? And how do you instill them at your organization?
  by Jennifer Pellet
• Lessons from the Wal-Mart wars: why CEOs should take a hard line against programs that compensate businesses and workers who can't compete
  by Richard A. Epstein
• White-collar witch hunt or failure of nerve
• Whose ox was Gore-d? How to profit from the coming apocalypse
  by Joe Queenan
• Do hedge fund activists have you in their sights? You pick up the phone one day and the caller says, "hello, I'm your biggest shareholder." Now what?
  by Randy Lampert
• Thorns & roses
• Politics of the top job
• Technology's impact on branding: in a tech-driven customer world, CEOs need to stay on top of brand building
  by Yuri Radzievsky
• Confidence suffers again
• Fit to be CEO: how some CEOs link fitness and performance
  by Peter McLaughlin