The CEO Magazine Asia — January 2018

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Susan Armstrong

Editor-in-Chief

N

ow that the dust has

finally settled on

the New Year, how

are you going with

those resolutions?

At The CEO Magazine,

we resolved to make a

few positive changes that will inspire the team

and build on our international profile. We’re going

to get a lot more involved in events; holding our

own and sponsoring others. Charity golf days,

a corporate box at the cricket... they’re simple

things that we can do that will make a big

difference to our teams globally.

As our magazine continues to grow, we now

have offices on three continents, with plans for

more. If you are a CEO who has offices around

the world, or just wonders how on earth people

pull off the juggling act of different time zones,

languages and cultures, then you’ll enjoy our

article on Being a Global Boss (p18).

Although I think my favourite story this

month has to be our exploration of some

unconventional ways to upskill as a CEO (p34).

Who would have thought that being James Bond

for a day with some Special Forces spy training

(and a few martinis at the end of it, naturally)

can be a lesson in leadership? I’m definitely

signing up for that one!

There’s plenty more to inspire, with a sneak

peek at Apple’s shiny new space-age HQ, the

hottest new hotel openings for 2018, everything

you need to know about Nordic and nice

Stockholm, as well as a rather thrilling test-drive

of the new Aston Martin DB11.

Enjoy the issue, see you next month.

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