Managing the risk of catastrophic failure

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Managing the risk of catastrophic failure Apr, 2018 Video Governance and Risk Management Read time: To succeed in the long term, corporations and their leaders must develop a keen awareness of threats on the horizon. Survive and Thrive points the way forward. Andras Tilcsik is an associate professor of strategic management and holds the Canada research chair in strategy, organizations, and society at the Rotman School. He is an associate editor at Administrative Science Quarterly and a faculty research fellow at the Institute for Gender and the Economy. His book Meltdown (New York: Penguin Press, 2018), coauthored with Chris Clearfield, is the recipient of numerous book awards. Keywords: CEOs corporate culture crisis management leadership risk management strategy

Managing the risk of catastrophic failure

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To succeed in the long term, corporations and their leaders must develop a keen awareness of threats on the horizon. Survive and Thrive points the way forward.

András Tilcsik

Andras Tilcsik is an associate professor of strategic management and holds the Canada research chair in strategy, organizations, and society at the Rotman School. He is an associate editor at Administrative Science Quarterly and a faculty research fellow at the Institute for Gender and the Economy. His book Meltdown (New York: Penguin Press, 2018), coauthored with Chris Clearfield, is the recipient of numerous book awards.

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Managing the risk of catastrophic failure

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