It shouldn't need saying in the middle of the biggest management meltdown in history, when the stakes are at their highest, that the debate about the norms that should govern a post-financial form of management must go on, even if not here.
PARIS, May 4 - For all the poison and politics that accompanied the recent management meltdown at the Teatro Alla Scala, Stéphane Lissner never hesitated last month when he was invited to become the first non-Italian in 227 years to run the legendary Milan opera house.
"There is a Rugby World Cup coming up and in less than two months England have to assume responsibility for hosting the tournament in 2015". The RFU is without a permanent chairman or chief executive after a meltdown in the management of the governing body over the appointment of a new performance director.
First, he is widely considered ill-equipped to lead Illinois out of its fiscal and management meltdown.
The Chinese government so far has stepped in to stop big meltdowns of wealth management products, to avert ripple effects and forestall investor anger.
I remember his management of Meltdown: people had to remind him that maybe he should say hello to the bands that he invited to play, as if saying "hello" and "thank you" were diminished in import compared to whatever was going to come out of the bands on stage.
The BBC crisis is terrible, and the management is in meltdown.
Next was "Sarko the European," who as president of the European Union mediated between Russia and Georgia and forced fellow E.U. nations into a semblance of crisis management amid financial meltdown.
I and the other members of the Obama administration's auto task force determined that the industry's crisis was caused not only by the financial and economic meltdown but, equally, by poor management that had run these American icons into the ground and exhausted their cash resources.
