Interview Vincenzo Ganci – PME Magazine November 2024

by | Nov 7, 2024

Mistrust vs. critical thinking

Mistrust vs. critical thinking

Article published in the Bilan Opinions of 31st March 206 Every day, we have the privilege of engaging with talented professionals – the managers and executives who place their trust in us (a key point to bear in mind as we continue with this short column). These...

Leadership in calm times: a dangerous illusion

Leadership in calm times: a dangerous illusion

This article emerged from a recent discussion with executives and managers, and from a powerful insight: many leaders have been trained for stability in a world that is no longer stable. They now have to operate in an environment for which they were never truly...

The cushy job holders

The cushy job holders

At some point in our career, we have all encountered a manager whose real contribution is difficult to define. You genuinely wonder how they ever reached such a level of responsibility while contributing so little. Some of them have a remarkable ability to navigate...

Don’t let Blue Monday define your year

Don’t let Blue Monday define your year

Article published on Thursday 22th January in the 24h and Friday 23th in the Tribune de Genève. As I write this column for the third week of January, I couldn’t help thinking about “Blue Monday”, the popular expression referring to the third Monday of January, often...

Happy Holidays and new Year 2026

Happy Holidays and new Year 2026

Dear partners and friends, On behalf of all my colleagues and associates at Chaberton Partners, Ganci Partners and Novelia, please accept our warmest wishes for a joyful holiday season and precious moments shared with your loved ones. At this time of year, I would...

The managerial catechism

Are you more of a manager-coach or are you an inclusive, participative manager with an empowering approach? It is interesting, fascinating even, to observe not just the evolution of management practices, but of the marketing that surrounds them. After all, every era...