Mitchell B. Modell, chief executive of Modell's Sporting Goods, has taken a step into the shadows.

Ron Lynch, president of Tilted Kilt, has embarked on a period of discreet observation.

Kat Cole, President of Cinnabon Inc., has embarked on an unusual assignment, immersing herself in the everyday experiences of the company's employees.

International CEO Stephen J. Cloobeck once again assumes a discreet presence, returning to the field to assess a recent property acquisition.

Stepping into the role of an ordinary citizen, PostNet CEO Steve Greenbaum finds himself immersed in a world far removed from corporate boardrooms. He connects with individuals navigating the complexities of post-military life, and witnesse…

Lorne Abony, CEO and Chairman of Mood Media, a prominent in-store media company known for its integrated use of music, visuals, and scent to engage shoppers, has embarked on an immersive observation.

Jim Rogers, CEO of Kampgrounds of America, maintains a presence within his own company, often working discreetly among the staff.

Paul Damico, president of Moe's Southwest Grill, operates in a unique capacity within his own organization. He frequently works unobserved, blending into the everyday activities of the restaurant.

Under the guise of incognito observation, Sara Bittorf, Chief Brand Officer for Boston Market, finds herself in the midst of a practical crisis: dismissing an employee while simultaneously battling the demands of a hectic drive-thru line.

Toby Bost, CEO of O'Neill Clothing, finds himself in a precarious situation while working undercover; his carefully constructed facade is threatened when an employee oversteps a boundary.

Andy Wirth, CEO of Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows, took to the slopes in disguise, erecting warning signs atop a treacherous cliff. Olympic gold medalist Jonny Moseley joined him in a carefully orchestrated deception.

During a recent visit disguised as an ordinary employee, Fatburger CEO Andy Wiederhorn discovered a troubling reality within his company: some staff members were struggling with payroll discrepancies, while others faced the frustration of m…

When Tony Wells, Chief Marketing and Customer Officer for ADT, goes undercover, he finds himself unexpectedly challenged by the realities of sales. His efforts to blend in prove difficult, and a routine phone call escalates into a perilous …

Eric Casaburi, CEO of Retro Fitness, assumed an unassuming guise and immersed himself in the everyday workings of one of his gyms. During his visit, he encountered an employee whose disposition toward customers was markedly negative.

President John Wilson of Rollins, Inc. confronts a significant cockroach infestation and encounters swarming bees while working undercover.

Individuals who have appeared on the program in previous installments share their experiences, detailing the ways in which the show has resonated with and influenced their lives.

Former figures of authority, known for their compelling personalities, reflect on the profound ways the program shaped their experiences.