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Must Be Present to Win: Rethinking Leadership in the Age of AI (Art Hopkins, Global Head of Technology Officers Practice at Russell Reynolds Associates)
As the Global Head of Technology Officers Practice at Russell Reynolds Associates, you’ve guided companies through significant leadership transitions. What are the most notable shifts you’ve seen in the role of top tech executives over the past decade, and how are organizations adapting to these changes?
You’ve led searches for pivotal roles, such as CIOs and chief inclusion officers, across diverse industries. What key qualities or traits do you prioritize when identifying candidates for these high-stakes positions?
Your involvement in initiatives like the Information Technology Senior Management Forum and education-focused boards highlights your commitment to developing the next generation of leaders. What do you see as the biggest opportunities and challenges in building a robust pipeline of tech executives?
Based in Atlanta, a city experiencing tremendous growth in tech and business, how do you see the region shaping the future of technology leadership and innovation? What role do you think Atlanta plays in the broader tech ecosystem?
With your extensive experience and insights into leadership, technology, and community development, what are you most excited about for the future—whether in tech, leadership, or beyond?
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As the Global Head of Technology Officers Practice at Russell Reynolds Associates, you’ve guided companies through significant leadership transitions. What are the most notable shifts you’ve seen in the role of top tech executives over the past decade, and how are organizations adapting to these changes?
You’ve led searches for pivotal roles, such as CIOs and chief inclusion officers, across diverse industries. What key qualities or traits do you prioritize when identifying candidates for these high-stakes positions?
Your involvement in initiatives like the Information Technology Senior Management Forum and education-focused boards highlights your commitment to developing the next generation of leaders. What do you see as the biggest opportunities and challenges in building a robust pipeline of tech executives?
Based in Atlanta, a city experiencing tremendous growth in tech and business, how do you see the region shaping the future of technology leadership and innovation? What role do you think Atlanta plays in the broader tech ecosystem?
With your extensive experience and insights into leadership, technology, and community development, what are you most excited about for the future—whether in tech, leadership, or beyond?
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