In the composite scorecard Marriott is 18th from the bottom (out of 175 executives) in cost effectiveness.
She is the executive director for educator effectiveness policy and programs at the New York State Education Department.
The report found that the CIA's use of torture – including waterboarding, rectal feeding, and the use of stress positions – was both brutal and ineffective, and that the CIA repeatedly misled Congress and the executive branch about its effectiveness.
Starting in the 2014-15 school year, anyone who receives an "ineffective" or "partially effective" rating for two consecutive years will be stripped of the state's equivalent of tenure status, said Katy Anthes, the executive director of educator effectiveness at the state Education Department.
Cephalon paid $17 million to settle shareholder lawsuits accusing Dr. Baldino and other executives of overstating the effectiveness of the drug, though the company says it settled for expediency, and denies it did anything wrong.
Kevin Cashman is founder and CEO of LeaderSource, A Korn/Ferry Company, a global leadership development, executive coaching and team-effectiveness consultancy headquartered in Minneapolis.
Apple executives' thinking on the effectiveness of bug bounties has shifted, based in part on reports from the company's own penetration testers who spend their days trying to crack the company's products.
The plan's effectiveness in curbing executive pay may not be known for years, however.
"We need to step up our efforts, dramatically improve the effectiveness of the executive branch," he said, without describing exactly how his government would accomplish that.
Mr. Bush himself is a product of the cowboy end of the Sunbelt economy, and if Americans look at him and see the shadow of Enron ethics and WorldCom accounting, his effectiveness as chief executive will be undermined.
