Leadership,
measured.
A source-first study of completed CEO, CFO, and operating-leader tenures—built to separate durable execution from market noise.
August 2, 2016–August 2, 2026
What the database
can support today.
Explore verified evidence now. Treat comparative conclusions as provisional until the completed-tenure population is representative.
Top three.
Bottom three.
Completed tenures ranked by annualized company price return minus SPY over identical dates. Price returns exclude dividends. Results are a curated historical sample—not a final all-company ranking.
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Short tenures can produce unusually large annualized results. Gary Cohn's displayed measurement begins at the fixed study-window boundary, not his original 2006 appointment. CFO coverage includes approximate day-level dates; Jacek Olczak's COO dates are month-confirmed. Treat close comparisons cautiously.
See exactly
what is complete.
The company map is broad. The completed-tenure research is still selective. This funnel shows the distinction without hiding the unfinished work.
Only completed, source-supported terms can enter the market-outcome ranking. Ongoing, ambiguous, and unresearched roles remain excluded.
- 01Current and former S&P 500Complete CEO, CFO, and operating-leader succession first.
- 02Nasdaq-100 depthClose tenure, market, compensation, and operating-metric gaps.
- 03Full exchange expansionWork through the remaining mapped NYSE, Nasdaq, and NYSE American issuers.
- 04Historical and delisted archiveAdd former constituents separately so survivorship bias stays visible.
Company coverage
Current NYSE, Nasdaq, and NYSE American candidates are mapped here. This excludes comprehensive delisted, OTC, private-company, and former-index coverage. A listing is a research candidate—not a claim that its executive history is complete.
Executive tenures
| Executive | Company | Role | Tenure | Duration | Status |
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Three lenses.
One balanced view.
Shareholder return
Company performance measured against SPY and sector benchmarks during the exact tenure.
MARKET OUTCOMEOperating execution
Revenue, earnings, cash flow, and issuer-selected measures kept separate from market sentiment.
BUSINESS OUTCOMEPay efficiency
SEC-reported compensation assessed against operating results and shareholder value creation.
ALIGNMENTRead the evidence,
then the limits.
This is independent historical research, not investment advice. Rankings are methodology-specific and remain provisional while coverage is incomplete.
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