Debra A. Cafaro Named to Top 100 Best Performing CEOs by Harvard Business Review for Sixth Consecutive Year
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The 2019 HBR ranking measured 883 CEOs from 876 companies across 29 countries. Taking a long view of business performance, the methodology is primarily based on financial metrics that include the overall shareholder return and increase in market capitalization for the CEO’s entire tenure which makes up 70 percent of the final ranking. To calculate the final position, non-financial performance is evaluated through two ESG metrics. This year, HBR increased the weight given to non-financial measures to 30%, up from 20%, to reflect the rapidly-growing focus on non-bottom-line metrics.
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