W. Glenn Rowe
Dual-Class Shares: Risks and Advantages
Dual-class share structures can offer stakeholders real advantages, but more firms need to follow best practices in deployment to mitigate risk of abuse.
Why Maple Leafs’ Bet on Babcock Is a Big Gamble
Hiring a winning coach in the NHL is good for raising hope amongst fans, but it does not necessarily increase the chances of Stanley Cup success.Looking for Lord Stanley’s Cup in all the wrong places
Every National Hockey League senior management team basically includes a general manager and a head coach. They have…Debunking the “Proven Winner” myth in the National Hockey League
Hiring a proven winner in major league sports is usually seen as the solution for jump-starting a moribund team. But…LEADERSHIP: REFLECTIONS ON LESSONS LEARNED IN THE CANADIAN NAVY
There may be no better training ground for being a good leader than the armed forces. This Ivey professor served in…
STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP: SHORT-TERM STABILITY AND LONG-TERM VIABILITY
Rare is the business leader who can articulate and instill a long-term vision and manage the day-to-day operations with……AN INTERVIEW WITH VIC YOUNG: GOVERNMENTS AND WEALTH CREATION – A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE
An Interview with Vic Young, former Chairman and CEO of Fishery Products International Limited (FPIL) By W. Glenn Rowe Professor,……LEADERSHIP SUCCESSION: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE?
In a business that lives by the rule of "What have you done for me lately?" standing by while a new coach - or a CEO…INSIDERS OR OUTSIDERS: WHO SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER ON A BOARD?
Most parties today agree that outsiders should hold the balance of power on a board. Perhaps so, but there is also a…
