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SVB’s Failure Reminds Boards to Prioritize Risk Management
Lack of oversight can sink a company and ruin careers. How prepared is your board to deal with evolving risks in your industry?
Lack of oversight can sink a company and ruin careers. How prepared is your board to deal with evolving risks in your industry?
In this case, the best defense is a strong offense. Here’s what companies need to do.
Competing shareholder and stakeholder priorities could be creating new liability risks.
Consider talking to your largest shareholders privately instead of having issues of international business risk dealt with publicly.
Employee wellness programs have been proven to boost engagement, but companies won’t achieve the greatest possible ROI without full-throated CEO buy-in.
You may not be ready to sell yet, but getting advice now could mean increasing the value of your company for when it is ultimately time to do the deal.
Directors would be wise to take a lesson from Twitter’s unfortunate time in the spotlight by asking themselves these 6 questions.
Poor governance practices make it much easier—and more costly—for founders to flounder.
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