
Building Tomorrow's CEOs
Building the Chief Executive Office for the Machine Era of TomorrowBy Aiman JoeHanzLength4h 8m
About this audiobook
The machines have automated the chief executive's routine products - the summaries, the reviews, the polished presentations - and what remains is what the office always actually was: the undivided judgment and the undivided accountability. This guide treats the CEO's office as an operating discipline: the four duties that define the role (direction, allocation, leaders, signature), the judgment portfolio of six decision categories that cannot be delegated, the information environment built against the funnel that edits every report, capital allocation in three currencies, the bench of leaders the office appoints and removes, the board partnership that cannot be staffed, strategy set against the machine era's flood of generated futures, the operating cadence that lets one person stay current across an organization too large to know personally, the formation of judgment in an era that automated its own apprenticeship, and the character and ethics the office cannot delegate to anyone. A structural blueprint for building tomorrow's chief executives.
Audiobook details
Length4 hrs 8 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 10, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title Page
2Introduction
3Chapter 1: The Office and the Person
4Chapter 2: The Judgment Portfolio
5Chapter 3: The Information Environment
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6Chapter 4: Capital Allocation as the Core Discipline
7Chapter 5: The Top Team
8Chapter 6: The Board and the Accountabilities
9Chapter 7: Strategy in the Machine Era
10Chapter 8: The Operating Cadence
11Chapter 9: Formation
12Chapter 10: The Operating Discipline
13Connect
14About the Author
15Series Info
