Articles from CMA Management (August 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Biotech and pharma set to converge.			299
Canadian biotechs get profitable bucking trends.			403
Canadian training investments lag competitors'.			301
Fostering leaders.	Colman, Robert	Editorial	519
IASB and FASB publish joint proposals, move closer to alignment.			448
IFAC strengthens code of ethics.			358
IFRS and US GAAP Comparison book coming soon.			78
Inside the Boardroom.			201
Leadership: a balanced approach; Effective leadership requires equal parts personal character traits and business habits. Understand the strengths that you and your team possess and you will nurture the right attributes in yourself and your potential successors.	Williams, Alan		1374
Making sustainability mainstream: not everyone's convinced that sustainability belongs on the agendas of the C-suites. The Next Sustainability Wave explains how it is becoming a strategic imperative.	Papmehl, Anne		1029
Management buyouts: a framework for value realization; All parties involved in a management buyout should see a good return on their investment. With the right structure, and the support of a facilitator, this goal is easier to realize.	Johnson, Howard E.		2166
Mining sector reaps rewards of demand.			392
New markets, new deals, new service options: EDC expands its support for Canadian exporters and investors in a strong market.	Cooper, John		1177
New software.			24
Oil spurt signals weaker performance south of border.		Brief Article	195
Revenue Matters.		Brief Article	113
Tapping into vital resources: high energy prices are attracting more than engineers to the oil and gas industry. Strategic accounting skills are an essential part of making these firms run well.	Colman, Robert	Cover Story	2327
The better board: the boardroom landscape is starting to change, with increasing focus on performance and accountability.	Colman, Robert		1157
The IT best practices revolution: alarmed by its growing complexity, executives are demanding that IT become visibly accountable to both users and the business. To do so, IT departments are adopting best practice frameworks that mirror common strategic business frameworks.	Stoller, Jacob		1189
The Leadership Gap.			161
The power of prevention: making a case for private corporate healthcare and wellness programs.	Robbenhaar, Patrick; Rallis, Steve		1250
The virtual audience--easing the fear.		Brief Article	183