There's nothing more inspiring than reading about strong leaders, shaking things up with their own brand of ingenuity, innovation and determination. Fortunately, that's something we've got plenty of in the August issue of <em>The CEO Magazine</em> EMEA. We discover how coding queen Joy Buolamwini, is fighting racist, sexist AI algorithms; hear from leadership phenomenon Brené Brown on how leading with bravery and creating courageous cultures all begins with vulnerability; and discover how Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös is driving the iconic brand to bold new places. We delve into how the Winklevoss twins became bitcoin billionaires and got their revenge on Mark Zuckerberg, and find out why some billionaires are paying themselves a $1 annual salary. Then, we spend some time eating our way through Phuket's first Michelin-starred restaurant, and go on the ultimate safari experience in Zambia.

Discover how Evan Spiegel, the billionaire genius of Snapchat, is pushing business boundaries in light of COVID-19, read the story of Jo Malone CBE who bounced back from adversity to scent out a successful new business, and learn about the best places for you to invest right now. Plus, dare to dream of future travel with our A-Z of holiday hotspots around the globe. The July issue of The CEO Magazine EMEA is out now.

In the June issue of The CEO Magazine EMEA, find out why Bill Gates saw COVID-19 coming, his clever plan to move us forward and how the likes of Jack Dorsey and Jack Ma are just a few of the leaders contributing big bucks to help win the battle. Plus, we look at how to identify and manage cyber risks when your employees are working from home, interview some of the most impressive CEOs in the EMEA region and talk to four executives about the successful ways they lead remote teams.

Read all about the inimitable game-changer Serena Williams and discover how this talented chameleon diversified her strengths beyond tennis and into business and philanthropy. Plus, find out how eco startups are fighting climate change, indulge your dreams with the best asset class investments and luxury gadgets, test drive the new Lamborghini Huracán Evo, take a dip in Marina Bay Sands' astounding infinity pool or plan a decadent vacation in the Maldives. 

From CEOs and politicians to humanitarians and athletes, we profile 27 extraordinary trailblazers creating major change in 2020. Priyanka Chopra leads the list thanks to the influence she has not only as a movie star, but in business and philanthropy too. After starting her career in Bollywood, she became the first Indian actor to lead a drama series on American television before founding her own company to help emerging Indian filmakers and talent realise their dreams. You can also read about the hobbies that will make you a better CEO; the pros and cons of unlimited leave; and an unlikely industry that's booming in India.

Read all about how business leader, entrepreneur and all round superstar Elle Macpherson got to the top with our exclusive interview in the March issue of The CEO Magazine EMEA. Elle talks strength, success and what it took to build her eponymous empire. In celebration of IWD, you can read about the extraordinary female trailblazers – from scientists to politicians to humanitarians – creating major change in 2020; the hobbies that will make you a better CEO; and we ask if unlimited annual leave will improve the work–life balance of your teams. Plus, we give therapeutic fasting a whirl to see if it's the answer to burnout; take a trip to Tokyo where ultra-modernism and heritage collide; and find out how to buy less but buy better when it comes to fashion. 

Pick up a copy of the January/February issue of The CEO Magazine EMEA to read our exclusive interview with fashion guru Giorgio Armani. Discover how this most influential of designers is working harder than ever to burnish his brand and secure an independent future. You can also read all about the 10 best business rules (tried and tested by the army, no less); how winemakers are fusing tradition and AI to decant success around the world; and just what top global execs have planned for 2020. Plus, we road-test the incredibly spacious BMW X7; go hiking through the rugged landscape of the Scottish Highlands; and reveal the best places to eat, shop and stay in Toronto.

Our cover star this month is Hollywood actor Hugh Jackman. In an exclusive interview with The CEO Magazine EMEA, Hugh talks candidly about striking a balance between acting, business and family, and why playing Wolverine is the best business decision he’s ever made. You can also read about how to get the best out of your mentor; the impact of baby boomer activism on the workplace; and why now could be a good time to invest in the collectables market. Plus, we preview Maserati’s brand-new Levante Trofeo; take a peek inside Lexus’s first-ever yacht; and sample 10 of the best celebration bubbles to help you navigate the wine list during the festive season.

Pick up the November issue of The CEO Magazine EMEA to find out how our cover star, CEO Khalid Al Khatib, is propelling NAFFCO to new heights with his fiery passion. We also discover how D&I impacts your bottom line; why an open door policy may not be the leadership path you want to take after all; and why charity CEOs deserve a pay rise. Then we embark on a look at the world's most luxurious yachts; see how ski resort stalwarts Chamonix and Zermatt fare when they go head-to-head; and road-test the Aston Martin DB11 before relaxing on California's Laguna Beach.  

In The CEO Magazine's October cover story, Aerin Lauder reflects on the family legacy and lifelong story that's led her to serve as Estee Lauder's Style and Image Director, carrying on the legacy built by her grandmother, while adding her own modern touch to the brand. Aerin also reveals her five top business lessons, and the way the company has helped countless women build professional careers. This month's issue also tells you how companies can adjust to a growing proportion of gen Z leadership; how AI-based organisations are dealing with the ethical issues it entails; how your smartphone is killing you; and how new CEOs can adjust to the modern business world. Plus, check out Lamborghini's new SUV, a luxury holiday in Morocco and the countless possibilities offered by Amsterdam.

There's no need to introduce this month's cover star. Oprah is renowned the world over for her business acumen, her triumphs and yes, her challenges. But the question we all really want to know is whether the billionaire philanthropist will run for the White House in 2020. Find out what the little girl from Mississippi has to say on the matter in this month's issue. We also take a look at whether being dyslexic could provide an advantage in the C-suite; explore what Jony Ive’s departure means for Apple and discover the brilliant minds creating change in Africa. Plus, we showcase four of the best Swiss smartwatches; go on the ultimate supercar drive through Europe and enjoy a gourmet walking tour of Australia's stunning coastline. All this and more in September's The CEO Magazine. 

In this month's issue, meet the inspiring leader of Samba Financial Group, Rania Nashar, who talks about success and leadership as a female CEO in Saudi Arabia. We reveal why wellness coaching is on the rise, how collaboration and co-working can be beneficial, and look at the curious new job titles on the rise. Plus, find out what it's like to experience the Monaco GP from the deck of a superyacht, and more in the July issue of The CEO Magazine EMEA. Out now.

In this month’s issue we take a closer look at Brian Chesky, the billionaire CEO of Airbnb, to find out how the hotel disrupter and trailblazer of the sharing economy made something out of nothing. We also reveal the luxury properties UHNWIs have their eye on, from London to Dubai, and take a peek into celebrity abodes up for sale, including Elon Musk’s smart home. Change is coming to the building industry, as robots and 3D printing may soon take the place of humans – as well as the hotel and travel industry. Robot butler, anyone? And if you fancy turning yourself into a human submarine, check out our feature on rich toys, or why not take a break in Mauritius?

Pick up a copy of our May issue to find out what’s behind Jeff Bezos’s US$145 billion smile. With the high street fashion market worth US$1.5 trillion, the battle for who will take the biggest slice of the pie is on. Our cover star is the Amazon boss who is going head to head with Pablo Isla, the CEO of Inditex (parent company of Zara). Then find out who makes the best CEO – is it COOs, CMOs or do CFOs do it better? Plus, we show you how to deal with cybercriminals, select your successor and decide whether rare whisky should be your next big investment. Our Indulge section takes you for a spin in the Bentley Continental GT Convertible; gives you a glimpse of the Great Barrier Reef via a superyacht; and has you experience all the action of LA in just a short stay. And did we mention the stellar views from the US$100,000-per-night Damien Hirst-designed suite in Las Vegas? 

Our cover star Fabiola Gianotti is not just an influential figure in European science, nor even just in international science; her accolades and recognition reach far beyond the boundaries of her chosen discipline. The Director-General of CERN has been included in “top 100” lists of influential women by various publications and was ranked fifth in Time’s 2012 Personality of the Year ranking. In the April issue of The CEO Magazine, we speak exclusively to Fabiola about her commitment to promoting the values of science, education and collaboration. Then, as the threat of cyberattacks intensifies in today’s rapidly digitising world, we look at a new generation of artificial intelligence technology that businesses are turning to in order to defend themselves, ask if two CEOs are better than one, and explore the growing trend of 'green' beauty products. Then indulge with an A–Z list of luxury watches, from Audemars Piguet to Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin. Which top timepieces will you add to your collection – or do you have them already?

In recognition of International Women’s Day, 8 March, we bring you inspiring stories from incredible women around the world who have made their mark but continue to fight for the rights of their less fortunate sisters. From our cover star Karlie Kloss; the inspiring supermodel, entrepreneur and philanthropist who’s encouraging the next generation of female coders, to feminist gladiator Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai, these are just some of the women advocating for a fairer, more equal world. We then learn the business rules that guide Pomellato Group’s CEO Sabina Belli, investigate the rise of the virtual personal assistant, and discover that Africa is emerging as a strong and fast-growing economy. Our Indulge section this month is dedicated to the ultimate in luxury travel, with 25-plus pages covering everything from arctic adventures to desert island escapes. The only question you need to ask is, where to next?


The Power of Purpose: The new leaders using their platforms for positive actions

In the December issue of The CEO Magazine we profile Africa’s richest man and biggest philanthropist, Aliko Dangote. As the founder of Dangote Group, the businessman is using his power and wealth to invest in his country and provide its people with essentials such as food and shelter. We then explore the concept of nudging, question the lack of female CEOs in STEM fields, and look at the rise of responsible investment. For a luxe finish, we fly first class with Etihad, delve into the world of haute couture, deliver the world’s best high-end gift guide, and find out why Wyoming is the richest state in the US.

Is the gap between genius and insanity closing  for Elon Musk? The Tesla CEO might be an extraordinary corporate disrupter but he’s causing financial-market conniptions thanks to his unfiltered outbursts and recent misadventures. In the November issue of The CEO Magazine we take a look inside Musk’s fantastic, freakish and freewheeling mind. We explore a concept set to protect humankind from the rise of robots, find out the secret behind Sir James Dyson’s success and time travel to the year 2050 to see if we’re really ready for what tomorrow holds. We also present the tech, tools and topics you need to know about to future-proof your workforce. Then, wind down with a luxe escape in the Malaysian jungle and suss out our round-up of the world’s best spas, offering everything from cutting-edge technology to Mother Nature-inspired treatments.

How did the first female President of Disneyland Paris create the perfect fairytale for the much-loved company? In the October issue of The CEO Magazine we speak to the hugely successful Catherine Powell as she leads an all-star cast in an inspiring turnaround story. We examine what it means to be a good board chair, question if a break from the norm in the form of an overseas posting can accelerate your career, and look at the heritage brands of the future. We also take things to the next luxe level with pages dedicated to the finer things in life, from owning your own piece of paradise to investing in your favourite soccer club. All this, and we visit Singapore, Monaco and Cuba before taking a trip on The World, the most exclusive cruise ship on the planet.

What are the secrets to Telecom Egypt’s success? In our exclusive interview with its CEO, Ahmed El Beheiry, we discover how this leader’s quick thinking ensured the company transformed for the better. From guiding Telecom Egypt through the launch of its mobile network to revamping its internal team, the CEO reveals his plans for a very successful future. We also harness the power of the positive with our feature The Optimistic Leader, we ask who will be your heir apparent in Mastering the Art of Succession Planning, and we investigate the farthest depths of the world’s oceans as the newest holiday hotspots in Tourism Deep Dive. All this and we talk to the world’s best female chef and take a trip aboard the most incredible superyachts you’ll ever see. Prepare to be truly amazed, if not a little envious. You have been warned.

Are these Mark Zuckerberg’s darkest hours? In the August issue of The CEO Magazine, we chart the rise and fall of the geek god turned tech villain and wonder about the future of Facebook. We also take a look at some of the worst CEOs in history and reveal the lessons you can learn from them. Looking for major motivation? Meet Leila Janah, the award-winning social entrepreneur who is on a mission to make a more sustainable world, and Francesca Gino, who reveals how to be a rebel leader. Discover how great bosses engage their employees, why upskilling is the only way to survive in today’s market, and which cities are best for property investment. All this, and we tell you where to eat in Norway, where to shop in Penang, where to stay in London and how to get there – by private jet, of course.

Just what makes the remarkable Hillary Rodham Clinton tick? In the July issue, we paint a portrait of this political survivor and polarising force – two years after her spectacular US presidential election loss to Trump. We speak to popular TED Speaker Rachel Botsman about the redistribution of trust in today’s tech landscape, uncover a new C-suite role that your company cannot afford to be without, and reveal what Luxembourg can teach the rest of the world about productivity. All this, and we also test drive the Lamborghini Huracán Performante, take a look at the fantastic complications of Christophe Claret and visit one of the world’s most beautiful destinations, Fiji’s Likuliku Lagoon Resort.

Sheryl Sandberg is on a mission and it’s to change the way the world looks at feminism. In the June issue, the COO of Facebook reveals her three top tips on how to ‘lean in’ and why we all need to lay the groundwork for future generations. We look at the ways to manage different personality types, and the reasons why taking funny seriously at work is no laughing matter. All this and we take luxury to the next level with the world’s best business hotels, faster-than-the-speed-of-light sports cars, and the private island to beat all others.

His Highness Prince Mishaal Al-Saud reveals why McDonald's Saudi Arabia is one of the best in the world.  She’s the woman named by Forbes as the most successful entrepreneur of her generation, so just how did Oprah Winfrey go from dirt-poor schoolgirl to worldwide media mogul? The CEO Magazine delves deeper into the life of the queen of talk show hosts to discover the decisions that led to her global success. We also look at why the #MeToo campaign is a golden opportunity for HR practitioners, how smart cities are changing the future of business. We round up the most impressive timepieces from Baselworld 2018.

Want to know what makes Bill Gates tick? The CEO Magazine gets inside the brain of the Microsoft billionaire, revealing how he spends his money and what motivates someone worth upwards of US$90 billion. Find out what makes a great leader, and investigate how cryptocurrencies are turning astute investors into overnight rich listers. Wanting to unwind? Then hit the slopes for some skiing in Arlberg, Austria. From investment tips to amazing innovations, inspiring advice to the ultimate in indulgence, it’s all in the April issue of The CEO Magazine, EMEA. 

Want to know what makes Bill Gates tick? The CEO Magazine gets inside the brain of the Microsoft billionaire, revealing how he spends his money and what motivates someone worth upwards of US$90 billion. Find out what makes a great leader, and investigate how cryptocurrencies are turning astute investors into overnight rich listers. Take a stopover in the multicultural megacity that is Shanghai. From investment tips to amazing innovations, inspiring advice to the ultimate in indulgence, it’s all in the April issue of The CEO Magazine, India & South Asia.

Change maker: Cathy Smith, MD of Cisco SA, talks innovation, inspiration and disruption in tech. 

In the spotlight: Metito CEO, Mutaz Ghandour, talks vision, goals and leading by example. 

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