Here’s why the best teams are adequately prepared to make high-stakes decisions in critical moments.

Successful people need to make great decisions under pressure. CEOs across the country are failing at it.

Boards can use the “walk back” method popularized by short sellers to benefit their companies and their own decision-making.

The corporate director explains why boards should be friendly to management without being friends.

The path of a curling stone on ice — and how it can be influenced — is a revealing metaphor for life's decisions.

Valuable insights on leadership, decision-making, and preparing for the unexpected. It's relevant not only for leaders in organizations but also for individuals facing complex situations in their daily lives.

According to Chris Mailander, bad decisions don’t happen overnight. Here are the red flags to look out for.

Beyond the noise of public battles, where does true power lie? Explore the quiet art of judgment, mastered by leaders who shape policy, markets, and the course of history.

Chris Mailander breaks down how leaders can adapt to change in the year ahead.

This NightSide with Dan Rea episode dives into Prigozhin's power play: coup or Kremlin chess. Chris Mailander dissects the motives and implications, uncovering whether it was a genuine power grab or a carefully crafted Kremlin maneuver.

In this Fox Carolina interview, Chris Mailander shares insights gained from his conversations with individuals involved in high-pressure situations like nuclear submarine patrols and the 2008 financial crisis.

A thought-provoking perspective on the importance of good decision-making and the challenges individuals and organizations face in making the right choices in complex situations.