Les Csorba

Les Csorba

Houston, Texas, United States
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  • Filling the Empty Table: Seven Attributes of Best in Class Directors for Post-Bankrupty Energy Companies

    Heidrick & Struggles, Inc.

    Companies emerging from a US Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing face many daunting tasks, perhaps non more consequential than assembling the leadership team - starting with a new slate of directors who are fully prepared and equipped to provide best in class oversight. Based on our work for bondholders, creditors and advisors, we have identified seven essential attributes for directors of companies emerging from bankruptcy.

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  • CRUDE COLLAPSE: Crisis AND Opportunity

    Heidrick & Struggles Industrial Practice

    A closer look at how leading companies in the energy industry are approaching the present conditions highlights a set of leadership skills that could help oil and gas companies turn crisis into opportunity.

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  • Be Strategic When Filling Multiple Vacancies On The Board

    Heidrick & Struggles Governance Letter

    Multiple departures offer a rare opportunity not only to fine-tune the board but to significantly realign its composition, competencies and culture.

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  • The New Project Leader

    Industrial Practice Knowledge Center

    Professionals within the natural resources industry are faced with ever more complex and daunting projects within the context of a highly competitive and political marketplace. And in an age when mitigating risk is more important than ever, the role of the Project Director in particular is becoming increasingly demanding.

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  • Trust: The One Thing That Makes Or Breaks A Leader

    Thomas Nelson Publishing

    The evidence is all around us. From the ashes of Enron, Adelphia, and WorldCom, there can be little doubt that the leadership that dominates corporate America is failing and extending to our other modern institutions as well—political, religious, family, and media.

    Our culture’s legacy of leadership is in trouble, and the crisis is not one of competence but of character.

    When Les Csorba writes “leadership is character in motion,” few can make this claim credibly. Csorba is a…

    The evidence is all around us. From the ashes of Enron, Adelphia, and WorldCom, there can be little doubt that the leadership that dominates corporate America is failing and extending to our other modern institutions as well—political, religious, family, and media.

    Our culture’s legacy of leadership is in trouble, and the crisis is not one of competence but of character.

    When Les Csorba writes “leadership is character in motion,” few can make this claim credibly. Csorba is a recruiter with the world’s premier executive search firm, who draws from more than twenty years of leadership experience serving a United States senator, a governor, and as special assistant to President George H. W. Bush in the White House.

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  • The New Energy Executive

    Heidrick & Struggles Knowledge Center

    While the complete impact of the 2010 BP oil spill is yet to be determined, we can be certain of one thing – the disaster was a game-changer for the largest industry on the planet. Change in the oil and gas industry is manifested in many ways – commercially, technically, and most assuredly, from regulators. Yet, the most significant change may come in the executive profile of those who lead oil and gas companies.

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  • CoachRice Program, The Doerr Institute for New Leaders, Rice University

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