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The new CEO’s vision for keeping Intel relevant

Newly appointed Chief Executive Officer Brian Krzanich plans to broaden Intel’s scope beyond chips for PCs by creating technologies that will be used in a far greater range of devices. Given Intel’s technological mandate, some in the investment community would have preferred the company hire an executive from outside; however Krzanich appears poised to grab a greater share of the mobile market for Intel, and get its chips into more advanced technologies.

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The bottom line on executive coaching

New research highlights the common conclusion reached by the majority of studies on executive coaching: that coaching for individuals in executive jobs delivers an ROI between 500% and 600%. A landmark 2001 study, cited in the research, surveyed 100 executives from Fortune 1000 companies for a variety of metrics that determine ROI. The executives reported higher bottom line results as well as improvements in their companies’ customer service and development of potential successors.

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Executive hiring news: Prudential plc. appoints new chief executive

Multinational insurance and financial services company Prudential plc. has appointed Jackie Hunt as Chief Executive, Prudential UK and Europe. She will also serve on the Board. The high-profile position is one of the most prominent within the UK insurance industry, and there has been speculation that if Hunt can lead the company to strong results, she could be next in line for the top spot of Group Chief Executive, currently held by Tidjane Thiam.

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Optimism rises among those in executive jobs

Expectations for growth among chief executives in privately held companies in the US are on the rise, according to the latest Private Company Trendsetter Barometer report from PwC US. Among these senior executives, including CEOs and CFOs from product and service sectors, 50% are optimistic about the country’s 12-month economic outlook - eight points higher than in the previous quarter. Optimism towards the global economy rose by 12 points to 37%.

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Harvard Business School spotlights innovative healthcare

Harvard Business School has announced a new program for healthcare executives, called Business Innovations in Global Health Care. The program will focus on new ventures in delivery, insurance and technology aimed at improving access to quality healthcare, both in developing and developed countries. While Business Innovations in Global Health Care is designed primarily for senior executives in healthcare organisations, the program will offer relevant insights to consultants, managers, investors and other industry professionals.

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