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CEO Magazine Identifies the Achilles Heels of CEOs and How to Fix Fatal Flaws

Washington, DC - July 13, 2011— Identifying and addressing the weaknesses of CEOs is a crucial aspect of executive leadership, according to a recent article in Chief Executive.

    WASHINGTON, DC, July 16, 2011 /Human Resources PR News/ -- Identifying and addressing the weaknesses of CEOs is a crucial aspect of executive leadership, according to a recent article in Chief Executive. Written by reporter Cheryl Strauss Einhorn, the article, "Finding and Fixing Your Achilles Heel," featured executive leadership style profiles developed by CommCore Consulting Group CEO Andrew Gilman.

Working from the premise that CEOs can maximize their critical leadership and communication skills by becoming aware of how they are perceived by others, Gilman identified eight CEO management styles and their potential risks. From the Iconoclast, to the Celebrity, to the Cult CEO, the article offers tips from Gilman and Strauss Einhorn on how to overcome each type's potential deficiencies.

Using Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg as an example of an Iconoclast -- an entrepreneur who is successful while breaking conventional rules -- Gilman suggests that CEOs who fit the Zuckerberg mold will perform better if they work with a mentor to assist in him in dealing with the public, employees and other stakeholders without losing the passion, creativity, and unbridled idea-generation that is Zuckerberg's hallmark.

"Too many CEOs are surrounded by supporters who don't give candid advice. The best CEOs know their strengths and try to shore up their weaknesses," says Andrew Gilman.

CommCore Consulting Group is a specialty communications firm. For the past 25 years, CommCore has provided communications strategy, message development, communications training, public relations, and crisis planning to the private, public and not-for-profit sectors.

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CommCore has prepared thousands of executives and spokespeople for media interviews, presentations, speeches, employee meetings, product launches, road shows, analyst meetings, Congressional and regulatory testimony, crisis response, citizen lobbying, and social media.


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