All Europe Executive Team
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The continent’s top-ranked CEOs discuss innovation, industry challenges, and why they’re feeling confident even if Britain and the E.U. split on bad terms.
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Chief executives named to the 2018 All-Europe Executive Team discuss innovation, Brexit, and the biggest challenges facing their industries.
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The region’s top executives are looking past gloomy growth forecasts and toward a brighter future.
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Europe’s top companies have been spurring growth by exploring new markets and business lines.
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Such events may grow in importance as regulators ban commission payments for arranging corporate access.
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Europe’s top corporate executives, like Unilever’s Paul Polman, aren’t counting on a recovery. They’re restructuring businesses and expanding abroad to pursue growth.
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The 2012 All-Europe Executive Team is not letting the euro zone crisis hold it back from pursuing growth opportunities in more promising parts of the globe, thanks to a new focus on innovation.
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Out of all the positive 2010 performance figures recently announced for media and education company Pearson, CFO Robin Freestone is most proud of the company’s exceptional cash position. Freestone, according to sell-side analysts, is the best CFO in European media for 2011.
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For Allianz’s Dr Paul Achleitner, head of the finance division of Allianz, whose CFO Oliver Bate was ranked Europe’s best by buy-side analysts in Institutional Investor’s 2011 All-Europe Executive Team, financial history is divided into BC, or before the crisis, and AD, or after de-leveraging.
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The worldwide recession has hit Europe harder than most regions, but top executives are turning the crisis into an opportunity.