Boards Must Balance Overreach With Opting Out
A strong X/Twitter board might have provided balance and helped fortify Yaccarino’s voice in challenging impulsive, brand-destroying moves.
A strong X/Twitter board might have provided balance and helped fortify Yaccarino’s voice in challenging impulsive, brand-destroying moves.
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.
Winners will be presented during the 19th annual Boardroom Summit and Peer Exchange on September 13 at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square, New York.Â
Three reasons why nonprofit organizations can help broaden your skills and result in future opportunities.
Norm Augustine, who weathered massive industry upheaval as CEO of Lockheed Martin and as director of several Fortune 500 companies, weighs in on the biggest risks facing companies right now.
A few things boards might consider as interest rates reach their peak—and stay there for longer than many expect.
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