Surviving the sudden loss of a top executive job is all about networking, networking, networking. RELATED CONTENT Sudden exit doesn’t have to be end of road for executives That, and maintaining a positive attitude. “I think it’s a matter of taking the time to put the past behind you,” said CEO coach Marshall Brown of Marshall Brown & Associates in Washington, D.C. Axelrod Brown “It’s all about getting rid of the negatives. Whether you write them down in a letter and bury it in the back yard or mail it somewhere,” you have to shed that dead weight, Brown told CEO Update. “You still have those accomplishments. They will help you… Read More