In Hollywood’s sea of bravado, Kevin Tsujihara, the quiet new chief executive of Warner Bros., may seem miscast. But he is already making bold bets to keep the studio on top.
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Mr. Zimmer, chief executive and co-founder of the agency, says: “Part of being a good C.E.O. is not believing that you know best.”
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Dissenters “may intend to tell you why we can’t do something,” the company’s chief says, “but if you listen hard, what they’re really telling you is what you must do to get something done.”
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The C.E.O. of the advertising agency in New York says it’s always important to be straightforward with employees. “It just puts everything on the table,” she says.
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The chief executive of the advertising technology company AppNexus had a rocky beginning in the world of start-ups.
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The C.E.O. of Getty Images warns against critiquing others’ work in too much detail. “In fiddling over the small stuff,” he says, “you take away all the empowerment.”
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The president and C.E.O. of the National Audubon Society describes his career journey, which included many years at The San Jose Mercury News.
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The founder of a San Francisco advertising agency says he would advise college graduates starting a career to volunteer for a task their boss hates.
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The leader of the Paley Center for Media says that “an industry undergoing major change is the perfect place for me.”
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