Le vent souffle sur Little Balmoral

Sophie Jomain

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What happens when the corner office no longer belongs to a human?

For over a century, the role of CEO has defined corporate power, leadership, and identity. But with artificial intelligence reshaping decision-making, strategy, and governance, the very idea of executive leadership is being redefined. The Last CEO explores how AI in business is not just a tool-it is becoming the new corporate brain.

This book belongs at the intersection of business, leadership, corporate governance, and artificial intelligence. Written for executives, entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals navigating the future of work, it reveals how decision-making at scale can shift from personality-driven leaders to AI-driven systems of collective intelligence. The genre blends business strategy, technology, and management into a practical guide for anyone serious about the future of corporate leadership.

Inside the book you will discover how AI reshapes every layer of the enterprise:

- Decision-making that scales beyond human bias, fatigue, or politics
- Corporate governance where boards oversee algorithms instead of executives
- Organizational change as employees are reskilled to thrive under AI-led strategy
- Business transformation that gives small firms the same decision power as giants
- Trust and accountability in a time of black-box algorithms and regulatory scrutiny

Readers learn why companies that adopt AI leadership tools early can gain lasting competitive advantage, reduce costs tied to executive pay, and operate with unmatched speed and transparency. At the same time, the book addresses risks-bias in data, legal responsibility, ethical oversight-and shows practical ways to build guardrails that protect both value and reputation.

What makes The Last CEO unique is its focus on how organizations can act now. It teaches readers how to implement AI governance frameworks, create hybrid leadership models, reskill teams for algorithmic decision-making, and prepare boards for a future where authority rests in systems, not individuals. The writing is engaging, thought-provoking, and practical, making it a valuable resource for professionals looking to understand and lead in this transformation.

If you want to understand the future of leadership, strategy, and business in an age of collective intelligence, this is the book you need. Buy your copy of The Last CEO today and step into the future of corporate decision-making.

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