Few things a CEO can do are more powerful than leading strategy well. The success of a strategy ultimately depends on the CEO's close involvement—and on their ability to fulfill six roles they cannot delegate without risking the value a strategy can create. Carolyn Dewar, Kurt Strovink, Andy West, and Whitney Zimmerman join us to discuss the six roles and how leading CEOs fulfill them effectively.

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