Director Confidence In Economy Slides In September As Covid, Washington Fuel Uncertainty
New data collected by Corporate Board Member and Diligent Institute shows optimism among public-company director at its lowest level in a year.
New data collected by Corporate Board Member and Diligent Institute shows optimism among public-company director at its lowest level in a year.
July’s Director Confidence Index shows optimism on the decline for the third consecutive month amid board members due to concerns over inflation and the possibility of further Covid-related restrictions.
A Corporate Board Member survey of nearly 400 public company board members—conducted with the EY Center for Board Matters—reveals four potential opportunities for boards to enhance their ESG oversight, as investor, employee and consumer pressures heighten.
Chief Executive’s latest poll of U.S. CEOs finds surging optimism, as buoyant consumer demand and return-to-office policies swamp inflation worries.
Perhaps the hottest topic in modern business is the role of ESG in corporate America. From CEOs to institutional investors to Washington regulators, everyone has an opinion. Too often lost in this conversation: the voices of corporate board members. To find out how boards are integrating matters of ESG into their overall risk and strategy oversight, Corporate Board Member partnered with EY’s Center for Board Matters to survey 381 public company directors on their perspectives, practices and forecasts for ESG. Here are our key findings.
A recent survey of corporate board members looks at public companies’ digital strategies and how they’re planning for the new environment. Hint: It’s all about the customer.