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BBC Radio 4’s When It Hits the Fan examines the public-relations fallout from Jensen Huang’s admission of infidelity and the espionage allegations surrounding the woman involved.
Why it mattersPresenters David Yelland and Farzana Baduel discuss how Huang’s reputation may shape the response, and suggest there are clues that his apology was prepared in advance. That is their reading of the statement, not proof of when it was drafted. It is a useful look at how reputation can buy a leader room during a crisis. The board’s investigation, not a polished apology, will have to answer the harder questions.
Discuss: Should a chief executive’s track record buy them more time during a crisis, or should boards judge the conduct in front of them?
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