| Jason and his research team spent 2006 identifying America's largest 1000 publicly traded companies in an effort to identify the CEOs who'd created the greatest amount of economic value.
Economic value was defined as the percentage increase in share price plus the percentage increase in EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) and the percentage increase in earnings per share. All the CEOs identified had to have been on the job at least three years, still on the job and had to have taken over as CEO after 2000.
Now, the team is in the field learning what these ten people did to distinguish themselves as the nation's best performing CEOs and finding out the steps they took to lead their companies to such outstanding financial results.
The discoveries being made by Jennings and his research team will surprise you.
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