Our Perspectives

Alumni Global's perspectives on leadership, succession and board governance

Alumni Global works with executive search, board services and leadership assessment and development. Here we gather our articles and perspectives on leadership, drawing on what we learn from the boards, CEOs and leadership teams we work with, and from our events such as the Alumni Executive Summit. The topics range across leadership in change, succession, board governance, AI leadership and how organisations develop their leaders, written by our consultants for those who lead, recruit or serve on a board.

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The CEO Appointment Is Complete, But Are the Conditions for Success in Place?

In our conversations with boards and owners, we are seeing an increasingly clear trend. Considerable energy is invested in recruiting the optimal CEO in terms of profile, but often less attention is paid to what happens after, and during, the CEO’s transition into the role. At the same time, expectations for rapid results are increasing in an ever-changing world. The question is therefore not only how to recruit the optimal business leader, but, more importantly: how to create the conditions for the CEO to succeed from day one.

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Leading Through Uncertainty: Nordic Perspectives on Leadership in a Changing World

At Alumni Global's Öresund Spring Summit gathering in Malmö, four of the Nordic region's most accomplished business leaders came together to discuss what leadership requires in a world defined by geopolitical tension, technological disruption and economic uncertainty.

Moderated by Alumni Global CEO Magnus Tegborg, the panel featured Anna Borg, President and CEO of Vattenfall; Mikael Bratt, President and CEO of Autoliv; Malou Aamund, board chair and technology leader; and Björn Rosengren, former CEO of ABB and one of Sweden's most respected industrial leaders.

While their industries differ significantly, a common message emerged: uncertainty is no longer an occasional challenge; it has become the leadership context.

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