When Executives Speak, Hotels Listen
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When corporate guests ask for  something, smart hotel managers get it.
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It used to be that a board of directors could show up once a month, listen to a couple of presentations and leave it to the CEO to make most decisions.
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By Paul, Lois  OP-ED  Whether you're part of a public or private company, handling executive communication in these post-Enron days is not easy. Say too much and a crisis can become front and center.
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CEO gives outsiders a glimpse inside the analysts' conference.
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The hotel industry is creating menus that emphasize health, renewal and, especially, a better grade of coffee.
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Some chief executives boost their companies in speeches. Addressing an IBM (nyse: IBM - news - people ) customer event, CEO Samuel Palmisano attempted to buck up an entire industry.
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Adventurous IT executives are back in fashion.
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When J. Willard Marriott Jr. popped into Boston recently, it was an opportunity to talk with one of the most recognizable names in the world about the business he knows best: hotels. From a conference room in the Marriott Copley Plaza, the 72-year-old chairman and namesake of the 2,700-hotel Marriott Hotels International chain spoke with Globe reporter Keith Reed on ...
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By Thomas J. Brady, The Philadelphia Inquirer  Sep. 11--A.J. Williams III says that being the general manager of a hotel is like being the mayor of a small city.  "Everyone comes to you for different things.
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Political leaders touted yesterday's signing of a deal to build a hotel across from the Washington Convention Center as a significant step in their quest to draw more visitors to the District.
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If traveling is an education, corporate frequent flyers hold an advanced degree. Still, for those who want to keep learning, hotels along the way provide opportunities in subjects as diverse as French cooking, Arabic lessons or Zen art.
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For the executives being honored at Computerworld&#8217;s Premier 100 IT Leaders Conference, crises and other career-defining moments pose challenges but also create leadership opportunities.
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Authors are in an annual competition for the eyes of the busy executive.
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In 1953, the chief executives of the country&#39;s leading cigarette companies and officials from a major public relations firm gathered at the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan.
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Many of Corporate Washington's executives and board members have side deals with the companies they oversee.
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By Somporn Thapanachai, Bangkok Post, Thailand  Dec. 19--Generally executives are not expected to know the first thing  about computers.
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Intervoice gives companies a cost-effective way to deal with customer calls.