Anthony LoPinto

Yesterday the Wall Street Journal published its Management Top 250 company rankings and reported that Apple took the top spot followed by Amazon and Microsoft. The scorecard was developed by using the principles of the late management guru Peter Drucker. Drucker's five “dimensions of performance” are: customer satisfaction, employee engagement and development, innovation, social responsibility, and financial strength. Drucker believed that companies should exist for purposes beyond profits, emphasizing that they should care for workers and benefit society. I reflected on the five dimensions and felt they do truly represent corporate excellence. I found it interesting that the three technology juggernauts were at the top of the rankings. Clearly there relatively young companies reflect emerging morays and the new normal, especially among the millennial generation. CEOs should take note!

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Anthony J. LoPinto

Tony LoPinto is the Global Sector Leader of Korn Ferry’s Real Estate Practice and founder of SelectLeaders. For the past 18 years LoPinto has been serving his clients with deep knowledge and perspective on talent needs and organizational challenges to public and private companies – knowledge gained from a 25-year career in real estate. Prior to his current position, he founded and served as chief executive officer of a boutique real estate executive search firm, where he oversaw offices in New York, Chicago, Washington, DC, San Francisco and Los Angeles. He has successfully led several high profile search engagements for chief executive officers, directors and a wide-range of executive level positions across all industries and sectors. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in European history from Loyola University in Chicago.

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