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Sears Holdings CEO Aylwin Lewis Shares Perspective on Sowing the Seeds of a New Culture![]() About two years after Kmart emerged from bankruptcy in May 2003, it merged with Sears to become Sears Holdings Corporation. The combined company became #38 on the Fortune 100 list and one of the largest employers in the United States with 352,000 employees in 3,900 locations. Achieving the goals and leveraging the potential of Sears Holdings is likely to be one of the most daunting business leadership challenges of the decade. Aylwin Lewis, the company’s CEO, is up for the challenge. Read more... Profiles in Leadership: Teresa Ridge at Wells Fargo![]() ![]() Cracking the BooksA Leadership Point of View: Navy SEAL Eddie Hiner stresses Servant Leadership as a foundation for leading his team. Known for developing outstanding character, the Navy SEALs is an organization where team cohesion are critical for success and survival. Hiner envisions his role as similar to that of a stagecoach driver. Read more...Leadership ResourcesStrategies for Maximizing Internal and External Learning On June 20th area executives gathered at the Executive Leadership Forum to learn how the AMN Healthcare, Proflowers.com and Rancho Santa Fe Technology CEOs nurture and support a learning oriented culture. Click here to view a video recap. Managing Up to Get What You Need with Susan Fowler A free Webinar hosted by The Ken Blanchard Companies on Thursday, July 19th, 2007 at 9:00-10:00 a.m. Pacific Time. Click here for more information... |
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"Sowing the Seeds of Our Culture" featuring Aylwin Lewis, CEO and President of Sears Holdings Company |
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