ExxonMobil Lawsuit To Stop Climate Proposals Prompts Boards To Review Approach To ESG
Lawsuit claims proposals are an attempt to “micromanage” their business.
Lawsuit claims proposals are an attempt to “micromanage” their business.
Sudden director departures create unnecessary turmoil and distraction. Here’s how to get ahead of that at your company.
The possibility of a CEO using or abusing illegal substances or prescription drugs presents several questions for the boardroom.
With potential legal action looming, it’s time for board members to have an honest dialogue about what is in the best interest of the company.
The emergence of this new area of attacks against ESG could increase the risk for companies dealing with legitimate shareholder concerns about how environmental and social issues are handled.
Boards should consider how the company will communicate and enforce AI governance rules and policies internally, and ask three key questions.
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