Boeing’s Woes Highlight Why Directors Must Ask Tougher Questions
The board of the Boeing Company will likely need a strategic crisis management plan to restore its reputation in the wake of the 737 Max catastrophe. While the board has announced several internal changes...
Implications of AI on Board Oversight
The number of public companies disclosing artificial intelligence (“AI”) as a material risk factor in their SEC filings has grown exponentially from virtually none in 2016 to more than 80 this year alone.
Multinational conglomerate Alphabet, for...
Lawsuits Highlight Potential Board Risk
Corporate directors may need to re-evaluate their risk of being held personally responsible for the long-term negative effects of products on consumers and communities.
Recent lawsuits seeking damages related to harm victims suffered from products...
SEC Pushes Back On Power of Proxy Advisors
In a move seen to be the first in a series of steps to curtail the power of proxy advisory firms, the SEC reiterated its stance that providing advice on voting is “solicitation” under federal law and will be governed by stringent anti-fraud rules.
Political Spending Disclosures Will Set 2020 Board Agendas
Political spending disclosure is on the minds of many shareholders one year ahead of the 2020 elections and corporate boards should take notice.
California Opens The Boardroom Doors To Women
Find out what California's new regulations on female directors at public companies means for boards moving forward.
How To Onboard A New Director
Boards must be prepared to onboard new directors and facilitate a process that allows them to hit the ground running.
Guide To Board Assessments
Engaging a useful, annual self-assessment is fundamental to governance excellence. Stakeholders expect it, and disclosure of it evidences a board’s effectiveness and commitment to its role.
Committee Briefings: Top Considerations for 2019
Investor expectations, new disclosure requirements, ESG, current and future trends–your committee agendas are filling up.