In this edition of ‘Inside the Boardroom’, Betsy Atkins answers readers’ questions about inclusiveness and diversity, data breaches and cyber threats, and institutional investors.
What happens when a closely-held corporation faces the need to terminate its president who is also a significant shareholder, because he or she acted improperly?
Recent high-profile controversies with governance implications raise the interest level on director liability risks. However, issues of liability exposure should be considered in the context of a broader scope of potential risks.
Uber’s recent corporate governance reforms should serve as “a cautionary tale” about giving super-voting shares to certain board members.
There has been a pronounced change on the part of shareholders—their makeup, tactics, goals and powers—a fact that every public company must pay close attention to today.
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