The Cloistered Chief.

The article cites the opinion of Clarence Randall, retired chairman of Chicago, Illinois-based Inland Steel Co., on how executives become isolated from the public, which was published in "The New York Times Magazine." It mentions his advice that executives should make themselves available to the media and speak at colleges and universities. It further notes the rejection of chief executives of major U.S. corporations for a discussion of the Randall piece.