Posted on 21/06/08
Even hard-nosed CEOs have to chill out
It's lonely at the top for CEOs trying to run multinational businesses without seeming to break a sweat, tie clip or nail. No wonder corporate leaders and entrepreneurs at smaller companies need to periodically get away with others of their own ilk to partake in a little networking, whitewater rafting, early morning yoga and, yes, talking about how it feels to be on top of the world.
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