New developments show that shareholders are shifting their views on a number of issues that could affect corporate boards next year. A rundown of what to expect.
Roundly blamed for leveling the house that Jack built, Immelt offers an after-action report from his tenure, with lessons for every director.
The model for success we have been following for decades is setting us up for catastrophic failure. It is time to choose—not whether capitalism is the foundation of widespread prosperity and progress (it is), but rather about what kind of capitalism America should adopt moving forward.
Scores of businesses have demonstrated that doing good is not antithetical to doing well.
The high number of proposals seems to indicate that shareholders want to have a greater say in how the companies they invest in are run.
Data from a recent WCD survey suggest some boards and management teams may not be on the same page regarding company strategy on ESG-related issues.
