Issue 1 2020

Happy New Year! As always, every month we endeavour to provide our readers with the latest news and updates from all corners of the business world. As has become almost a tradition for January issues, this edition focuses on the ‘new’. The revolu...

Issue 1 2020


CEO Monthly Issue 1 2020 cover

 Happy New Year!

Welcome to the first issue of CEO Monthly for 2020. As always, every month we endeavour to provide our readers with the latest news and updates from all corners of the business world. As has become almost a tradition for January issues, this edition focuses on the ‘new’. The revolutionary. The different.

Aptly, one of our first inclusions profiles the work of Ulysses Neuroscience Ltd. Late last year we sat down with Founder, President and CEO, Dr Massimiliano (Max) Bianchi to discuss his work at Ulysses Neuroscience and how he plans to change the present and future of neuroscientific R&D.

Keysight Technologies has a similar goal in mind, though with a target set firmly over the greater corporate landscape. As a result, Ron Nersesian was named CEO of the Year for the USA by CEO Monthly. Naturally, we were eager to take a deep dive into the company to find out more.

And that’s just the surface of what we have in store.

In the meantime, I hope you enjoy this month’s instalment. Do get in touch if you have any thoughts, opinions etc.

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