Category: Articles
Leadership Lessons from Liz Truss’s Downfall (Article)
Harry recently shared his thoughts with Kellogg Insight on what led to Liz Truss’s failure...
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For Lawyers, Time Is Money. How It’s Used Deserves Deep Reflection (Article)
Jon Van Gorp, chair of global law firm Mayer Brown, recently shared his key takeaways and...
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‘Value’ proposition: Ex-CEO on how Chicago can woo new jobs (Article)
David Roeder of the Chicago Sun Times recently spoke with Harry about how Chicago might attract...
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What Makes Zelensky Such a Strong Leader? (Article)
In this edition of “The Insightful Leader” by Kellogg Insight, Harry shares his views...
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13 books Harvard, Kellogg, and other MBA professors are telling students to read this year (Article)
Insider (formerly Business Insider) — the fastest growing online news site — recently...
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Understand This Former Baxter CEO and Kellogg Professor’s Formula for Success (Article)
In this article for Inc.com, Peter Cohan reflects on Harry’s four principles of values-based...
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How To Win Board Support for Growth Investments (Article)
In this Inc.com article, Peter Cohan interviewed Harry about how executives can win the support of...
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Are You Spending Your Time On What Really Matters? (Article)
In a recent article for Forbes, Pavel Krapivin talks about Harry’s book, Your 168: Finding...
Read MoreFinding Peace: Just Answer ‘Yes’ to Two Simple Questions (Article)
By Marshall Goldsmith Over the past several years, I have had the opportunity to facilitate eight two-day sessions with transitioning CEOs on the topic of ‘Creating a Great Rest of Your Life’. It is not necessarily easy to go...
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Sound Off: Leadership in the Time of COVID-19 (Article)
In the fall issue of Northwestern Magazine, Harry and two other Kellogg professors, Nicholas...
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Book Review: Your 168
“Just published, but written before the pandemic, Harry Kraemer’s new book is...
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How the Secret to Good Leadership Can Help Your Life, Too (Article)
Most people assign themselves far too many tasks than they can accomplish, Harry writes in his...
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