Build Chemistry in Your Leadership Team  Sometimes, being a CEO
is a lot like being a major-league coach. That means you need
the right mix of playmakers in your locker room. Here's how I do
it.  Any sports-franchise owner will tell you that just because
a certain set of players got you to a certain level of success,
your team still has weaknesses. Without some adjustments, you
probably won't make it to the big winner's circle anytime soon.
The same goes for business leaders. The leadership team that got
you to $10 million probably won't be the team to get you to $50
million. Doug Tatum talked about this in his book No Mans Land:
Companies too Big to be Small and too Small to be Big. True, you
might have some of the same key players from those early winning
teams. However, to get to that next level and the tickertape
parade that goes with it, you're going to need to add some
playmakers to the locker room. And that comes with a big
elephant of an issue:  Locker. Room. Chemistry.  As coach—I mean
CEO—getting t