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Articles in June, 1997 issue of Chief Executive, The

• Trumpet of the swan - Ogilvy & Mather Chairman and CEO Rochelle Lazarus
  by Bernice Kanner
• The global game - finding the right business location
  by Marvin Zonis
• Banking on change - KeyCorp Chairman and CEO Robert Gillespie
  by Judith Rehak
• Leaps of faith - strategic business alliances - Second Partner, Once Removed: Maintaining the New Extended Corporate Family
  by Peter Hapaaniemi
• Don't worry, be happy - investors' attitude towards the Thai economy
  by Mark Mitchell
• Frustrating the customer - consumer frustration with electronic products
  by Jerry Kalov
• Paper tiger - Bowater Chairman and CEO Arnold M. Nemirow
  by Timothy Middleton
• Side by side - strategic sourcing and alliances - Second Partner, Once Removed: Maintaining the New Extended Corporate Family
  by Peter Hapaaniemi
• No guts, no GDP - business community's involvement in New Zealand's economic growth
  by Peter du Pont
• Keeping the dream alive - volunteerism
  by Sanford I. Weill
• Can the U.S compete? A 10 year outlook - competitiveness of US economy
  by John Yochelson
• The best of both worlds - strategic outsourcing - Second Partner, Once Removed: Maintaining the New Extended Corporate Family
  by Peter Hapaaniemi
• The technology bank - Capital One
• Thinking out of the box: competitors join forces to save an industry - alliance between Tetra Pack Inc and Combibloc Inc - includes related article on grass-roots public relations campaigns by companies
  by Dennis Jonsson
• A shot in the arm - Becton Dickinson Chairman and CEO Clateo Castellini
  by Timothy Middleton
• Delighting the customer - Panel Discussion
  by J.P. Donlon
• American pie - reflections of CIT Group CEO Albert R. Gamper Jr
• Can this marriage be saved? - strategic business alliances - Second Partner, Once Removed: Maintaining the New Extended Corporate Family
  by Peter Hapaaniemi
• The Bond between east and west - interview with HSBC Holdings CEO John Bond - Cover Story - Interview
  by J.P. Donlon