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Do Ivy League or Elite Educated CEOs Outperform Others?

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Do Ivy League or Elite Educated CEOs Outperform Others?

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When selecting a potential CEO for your organization, will having studied at an Ivy League school make a difference to the performance they bring? According to this Idea, yes but only under certain conditions. Read on to find out more about whether it is worth the effort to specifically seek out elite or Ivy League-educated individuals for CEO positions.


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February 1, 2014

Idea posted

May 2014
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