Few people have spent more time inside the minds of the world's most powerful leaders than Jeffrey Sonnenfeld. As Senior Associate Dean and Lester Crown Professor at Yale School of Management and Founder of the Chief Executive Leadership Institute, Sonnenfeld has advised five US presidents and thousands of chief executives navigating crisis, succession, geopolitical shocks, and the ever-shifting expectations of corporate governance. A trusted voice across CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, CNBC, Fox, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Financial Times, and Bloomberg, he has spent a lifetime decoding the human side of leadership through eight books, hundreds of articles, and decades of governance research. His latest book unpacks the strategic lessons from President Trump's leadership toolbox, arriving at a moment when executives everywhere are trying to understand a style of leadership unlike anything corporate America has encountered before.
On this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Podcast, we sit down with Jeffrey to unpack how the world's top CEOs are approaching artificial intelligence, what Fortune 500 companies should actually do about China, and what leaders can and cannot learn from Donald Trump's playbook. Jeffrey breaks down how he built the Chief Executive Leadership Institute from a simple idea into the premier peer learning environment for global CEOs, why resilience from failure is the most important leadership lesson he teaches, how AI is reshaping both the C-suite and the classroom, and what civic duty has to do with corporate strategy.
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