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Does your company have a cutting-edge product idea that will blaze new trails in its industry? Is it properly retiring out-of-date products and keeping current with new consumer demands?
Does your CEO have a history of maximizing profitability in the companies in which he/she has served? If you company operates in a highly regulated industry (energy, financials), do they have key relationships with politicians and regulators?
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