UPDATE: Friday July 30, 2010

Crisis Leadership: How to survive – GovInfoSecurity.com
Hayward defends tenure, BP’s spill response – Wall Street Journal
Assessing Ballmer’s track record – SeekingAlpha.com
Study: Most laid-off execs find comparable jobs – Kansas City Business Journal
For Lightning CEO, tie to fans is vital – Fox Sports
Expedia CEO: ITA deal could give Google ’significant’ market power – Dow Jones Newswires
Strategic Shifts: Reinventing the Chief Financial Officer – Knowledge@Australian School of Business

On The Call:

Goodyear President-CEO Richard Kramer
Visa Chairman and CEO Joseph Saunders
McClatchy CEO Gary Pruitt
Kellogg CEO David Mackay

UPDATE: Thursday July 29, 2010

Leadership Tips from Tony Hayward (or Not): The departing CEO of BP must have studied management in a parallel universe, says Harvard Business School’s Rosabeth Moss Kanter – Harvard Business Review
Was Tony Hayward ever really such a great CEO? – London Telegraph
BP’s Next CEO warns against push to limit drilling – NPR
Why Robert Dudley’s BP Could Be Even Riskier: The embattled oil giant’s first American CEO embraces a high-risk survival plan – Business Week
BP CEO Tony Hayward: In His Own Words: Announcing his resignation on July 27, BP’s sad and weary chief executive continued to defend the oil giant’s response to the worst spill in U.S. history – Business Week
TIAA-CREF’s CEO calls retirement security a pressing national need – Business Wire
Commentary: Leadership is easy of no people are involved – Business Week
Shooting the Messenger: Quarterly earnings and short-term pressure to perform – Knowledge@Wharton

On The Call:

Sprint CEO Hesse on the brand
Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson

UPDATE: Wednesday July 28, 2010

New BP CEO Robert Dudley takes on huge challenges – USA Today
‘Your World’: Ford’s CEO on company’s progress – Fox News
Shooting the Messenger: Quarterly earnings and short-term pressure to perform – Knowledge@Wharton
‘Turning Social Capital into Economic Capital’: Straight talk about word-of-mouth marketing – Knowledge@Wharton
Texas Instruments CEO Templeton emphasizes foreign markets – Dallas Morning News
Lighting and Imagination: One man’s road to success – Knowledge@Emory
Video: The Driving Force: Cramer goes one on one with Alan Mulally, Ford Motor Company president/CEO about how he was able to turn things around – CNBC
Video: Incoming BP CEO Bob Dudley sits down for a one-on-one interview with CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo – CNBC

On The Call:

US Steel CEO says recovery “choppy”
Lockheed CEO Robert Stevens
Norfolk Southern CEO Wick Moorman
Supervalu CEO Craig Herkert
Occidental Petroleum CEO Steve Chazen
Valero CEO on fuel demand

UPDATE: Tuesday July 27, 2010

CEOs of small and medium enterprises are more optimistic about growth prospects than heads of larger companies, according to the Annual NYSE Euronext CEO Report – press release
JetBlue CEO sees benefit in big-airline mergers; Dave Barger thinks the carrier will gain customers because of the service lapses that tend to accompany colossal tie-ups in the industry – Los Angeles Times
Pawlenty aims to push GOP beyond CEO stereotype – PBS NewsHour
Oracle’s Ellison: Pay King; Leads WSJ list of top-paid CEOs of the decade – Wall Street Journal

UPDATE: Monday July 26, 2010

‘It’s Like a Moon Shot’ – Ford’s CEO on the challenge of reinventing the automobile. – Newsweek
Tesla Electric Cars: Revved Up, but Far to Go; CEO Elon Musk has poured a lot of his money into Tesla, a maker of electric cars – New York Times
Interview: Salesforce.com’s eclectic leader – Associated Press
Schlumberger CEO: Gulf moratorium unlikely to hurt offshore drilling in long term – Dow Jones Newswires
ConocoPhillips CEO on disaster in gulf – Fox News
Union Pacific’s CEO Young says U.S. Congress discouraging rail investment – Bloomberg
Always Keep a Few Tricks Up Your Sleeve: Interview with Aaron Levie, co-founder and CEO of online file storage company Box.net – New York Times
JetBlue CEO sees silver lining in big airline mergers – Chicago Tribune
Hayward fell short of modern CEO demands – Wall Street Journal
Obama and oil spill: Lessons from corporate world – Associated Press
Commentary: Will an MBA kill your chance to become a great tech entrepreneur? By Keith Cowing, CEO, SeamlessReceipts.com – Business Insider

On The Call:

Eli Lilly CEO John Lechleiter
Starwood CEO Frits van Paasschen
Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent
AMR CEO Gerard Arpey
Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman
Hershey CEO Dave West
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf

UPDATE: Friday July 23, 2010

Facebook CEO Defends Company in ABC Interview, Advocates Democracy; Mark Zuckerberg says ‘when you give everyone a voice and give people power, the system usually ends up in a really good place.’ – Business & Media Institute
Facebook CEO Zuckerberg to guest star on ‘The Simpsons’ – Los Angeles Times
Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent: How we got back on track in the U.S. – DailyFinance.com
DirecTV CEO Mike White talks soda, satellites and Comcast – Los Angeles Times
CEO Interview: Salesforce.com’s eclectic leader – Associated Press
Eaton CEO sees improving M&A environment – Reuters
CEO Succession 2000-2009: A Decade of Convergence and Compression: The role of the chief executive is evolving. CEOs from around the world discuss the game-changing practices that lead to success. – Strategy+Business

UPDATE: Thursday July 22, 2010

Travelers CEO: Economy still weak, risk not rewarded – CNBC
Twitter, Twitter, Little Stars: As customers make or break brands online, companies rush to hire social media directors…and figure out what they do – Business Week
Facebook CEO interviewed on IPO, lawsuit and more – Mashable
Facebook CEO calls ‘Social Network’ movie ‘fiction’ – USA Today
Duke CEO urges Democrats to cap carbon in energy bill – Bloomberg
Commentary: Big Business Takes on Obama; The high jobless rate provokes a fight between corporate America and the White House over regulations, taxes, and trade – Bloomberg
Steve Jobs, Apple get a vote of confidence after ‘antenna-gate’ – Business Week
Leading Outside the Lines: Integrating formal metrics and informal communication can lead to new levels of performance. – Strategy+Business