What Directors Think 2024: Governing in the Age of Disruption
In partnership with Diligent Institute and BDO, we asked board members across all sectors and committee roles about the agenda for the year.
In partnership with Diligent Institute and BDO, we asked board members across all sectors and committee roles about the agenda for the year.
After a surge in optimism in early summer, our October poll shows a diminishing proportion of board members expecting a recovery before the fall of 2024.
Turnover risk among senior leadership teams is a top concern in boardrooms, according to Corporate
Board Member’s latest director survey, conducted in partnership with governance consultancy Farient. We asked directors what worries them most—and what they’re doing about it. Some insights.
Mounting risks and heightened scrutiny have boards adapting—and sometimes scrapping—traditional processes to comply with new, increasing demands, according to a survey of more than 250 board members by Corporate Board Member and EY Americas Center for Board Matters. Some insights.
Latest survey reveals heightened optimism that the worst is now behind us, as directors bet on stabilizing conditions to permeate business in the months ahead.
More than half of directors polled now believe that if a recession does still happen in the U.S. this year, it will be mild and short-lived.
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