Big changes apt to require new leaders

When a new CEO is necessary. Can an incumbent chief executive effectively remake a company under extreme market pressure? Harvard Business School professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter says it isn't likely, and she used the ouster of General Motors chief executive Rick Wagoner as a case study. (Full article: 526 words)

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