Board Governance

Personal self governance deficiencies or the absence of personal governance has brought negative publicity upon leaders and their companies as well as in certain circumstances wrecked reputations and careers.

Here is part two of our look at the state of corporate culture in some of the world’s biggest economies with insights into Japan, Australia and France.

Business is the only institution that can produce inclusive prosperity and growth for both Americas and all our people. And it must do that ASAP, says Peter Georgescu, Chairman Emeritus of Young and Rubicam.

When it comes to waking up to the role healthy corporate culture plays in a company’s success, American boards are hardly alone, of course. Part one of an in-depth look at the state of the issue in some of the world’s biggest economies.

CEOs and directors looking to suss out some of the big themes that are potentially emerging in this year's proxy season, here's a big one: Public-company CEOs are headed into the crosshairs.

In this episode, Brad Oates, board member with CIT Group/CIT Bank and also a former NFL player, establishes a baseline for board leadership and explains why nearly every successful board has elected a leader.