Six ways to adopt a winning CEO mindset

Six ways to adopt a winning CEO mindset

Here are my suggestions for adopting a winning CEO mindset (whether you’re currently in the role or not!).

1.     Cultivate effective leadership skills

You can’t lead from behind, it’s that simple. You must lead by example, inspire your team, and foster a culture of accountability and collaboration. Invest in leadership development programs for yourself and your executives to ensure a strong leadership pipeline.

2.     Develop a strategic vision

Always develop a clear and compelling long-term strategic vision for your company and then align your team with this vision, emphasising its importance for the organisation's success. Regularly review and refine strategies to stay relevant in a dynamic business landscape and make innovation and adaptability part of your company’s DNA.

3.     Prioritise talent acquisition and development

Attract and retain top talent by offering competitive compensation, fostering a positive workplace culture, and providing opportunities for growth. Continuously assess your team's capabilities and make strategic hires to fill skill gaps – having good people around you is the path to success.

4.     Learn to match talent to value

Once you’ve acquired the talent, you need to strategically match it with high-value roles, beginning with identifying key positions. Surprisingly, only 10% of the top 50 value-creating roles report directly to the CEO, with 60% being two levels below and 20% farther down. Savvy CEOs collaborate with executives to enhance management and staff these roles effectively.

5.     Get down with data

In this high-tech world, CEOs need to base decisions on data and insights rather than intuition (most of the time). Get used to implementing robust analytics and reporting systems to monitor key performance indicators. Use this data to identify opportunities, mitigate risks, and make informed choices that drive growth.

6.     Place customers at the centre of all you do

It should be obvious but it’s surprising how many leaders forget this simple rule. Listen to your customers’ feedback (especially the negative), understand their needs, and tailor products and services accordingly. Continuously seek ways to improve the customer experience and build brand loyalty, thereby driving sustainable revenue growth.

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Dr. Brig Fiaz Qamer, PhD

CEO Ghazi Consulting & Training Pvt Limited

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CEOs with tremendous leadership qualities and high standards of professionalism will survive in today's challenging environments

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Abdool kayum khan khan

Film Writer/Producer/Director/Strategist

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Enlightened.. nice sharing

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Kamrun Nahar

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Absolutely, the role of a CEO is undoubtedly one of the most challenging positions in the business world. The pressure to make the right decisions and live up to performance expectations is immense. However, with determination and a growth mindset, great leaders can continually evolve and make a lasting impact. It's a journey that's both demanding and rewarding.

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Ken S Khan, Ph.D, CHA

Professor Hospitality Management

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The most important element #7 for any leadership role is to Build TRUST with your core team and pass it on to employees

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