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CEOs with Unusual Names Pursue Unusual Strategies

David Zhu of Arizona State University and two coresearchers used Social Security Administration data to assess the frequency of given names in the United States and then mapped the results against the first names of the CEOs of 1,172 public firms and financial data on those companies over a 19-year span. Their analysis showed that the more uncommon a CEO's name was, the more the organization's strategy deviated from industry norms. The conclusion: CEOs with unusual names pursue unusual strategies.

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