Poll Finds Directors Increasingly Worried About Reputational Risk
More CEOs are speaking out on political and social issues than ever before, but directors are worried about the potential impacts; boardroom fears about reputation are growing.
More CEOs are speaking out on political and social issues than ever before, but directors are worried about the potential impacts; boardroom fears about reputation are growing.
Boards are increasingly being held responsible for climate change related natural disasters, fraud and corruption allegations, and various other ESG-related lawsuits.
What directors need to know about this fast-track path to going public.
Deciding how the company should respond to controversial issues before a company official makes a gaffe can prevent reputational damage that could have severely negative impacts on company growth.
If BlackRock is willing to hold directors accountable, other institutional investors will follow. Three strategies to prepare for greater accountability.
The hybrid workplace, accountability in DEI and cancel culture all pose potential costly risks to revenue, retention and loyalty. Here’s what directors can do now.
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