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The Fall and Rise of the CMO

"Chief marketing officers come in three new-and-improved flavors, exclusive Harvard research shows -- As large corporations redouble their efforts to find more profitable paths to growth, they�re looking for strategic and operational leadership from the marketing organization more than ever before. The result is the increasing prominence of a senior executive whose title didn�t even exist 10 years ago: the chief marketing officer, or CMO."

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