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CEO turnover hit a record in 2025 due to shareholder pressure, instability, and tech change, with shorter tenures and more interim leaders.
CEO turnover in major global companies hit a record high in 2025, with average tenure falling to seven years from over eight in 2021, driven by activist shareholder pressure, geopolitical instability, and rapid technological change.
Shareholder campaigns surged to 255 globally, contributing to 32 U.S. CEO resignations within a year of campaigns—40% above the four-year average.
Some departures were abrupt, including Nestlé’s Laurent Freixe and Kohl’s Ashley Buchanan, while interim leaders now make up 15% of new CEOs, up from 9% in 2024.
External hires accounted for a third of S&P 500 successions, nearly double 2024’s share, reflecting a shift toward short-term, disposable leadership that risks undermining strategic continuity and morale.
La rotación de los CEO alcanzó un récord en 2025 debido a la presión de los accionistas, la inestabilidad y el cambio tecnológico, con mandatos más cortos y más líderes interinos.