Boards Need To Ask, “What Should CEO Oversight Look Like?”
The letter from Tesla shareholders to the board regarding Musk’s absence raises questions for all directors.
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The letter from Tesla shareholders to the board regarding Musk’s absence raises questions for all directors.
Boards may want to consider asking the following questions regarding employee rights issues.
It may not be helping that DEI advocacy is being negatively characterized as “wokeness.”
Lack of oversight can sink a company and ruin careers. How prepared is your board to deal with evolving risks in your industry?
Consider talking to your largest shareholders privately instead of having issues of international business risk dealt with publicly.
Directors would be wise to take a lesson from Twitter’s unfortunate time in the spotlight by asking themselves these 6 questions.
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