What Directors Think: Balancing AI Risks With Opportunities In 2025
Our recent survey of 200+ public company board members reveals a need for businesses to weigh AI-driven innovation with core company values.
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Our recent survey of 200+ public company board members reveals a need for businesses to weigh AI-driven innovation with core company values.
The 22nd edition of Corporate Board Member’s annual survey finds companies turning their attention back to growth in 2025—after years of putting out fires.
A special post-election poll of public company board members in the U.S. finds the majority of corporate directors optimistic about the business landscape in 2025, with 95 percent saying the outcome of the presidential election influenced their outlook.
In the wake of a rash of sudden CEO exits in recent months, Corporate Board Member teamed up with Farient Advisors to survey CEOs on the climbing risk of losing a leader unexpectedly— and how to mitigate it. Some takeaways.
A new survey by Corporate Board Member and the EY Center for Board Matters finds overseeing talent occupying a bigger portion of boards’ agendas than ever before—with little chance it will change anytime soon. Here’s what directors say about the workforce trends driving boardroom engagement on talent and how boards can help companies refine their people strategies.
Recent research highlights a potential disconnect between the priorities of the board and those of management. But there may be a healthy rationale for the divergence.
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