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Building a Strong Board, Article

Defy the Odds of Family Business Succession

24/7 connectivity makes it almost impossible to leave work at the office. Now imagine the challenge of trying to distance work from family when the CEO and the senior executive… Continue Reading Defy the Odds of Family Business Succession

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Building a Strong Board, Article

Beyond the Network: Why the Future of Board Recruitment Demands More Than Connections

…private equity networks, and other such groups are increasingly placing directors through personal referrals and executive circles. While this approach may feel efficient, and undoubtedly these pools contain many talented… Continue Reading Beyond the Network: Why the Future of Board Recruitment Demands More Than Connections

Achieving Alignment & Engagement, Building a Strong Board, Article

From Conflict to Clarity: How Boards Can Manage Conflict of Interest

…organizations A and B, and is a member of the CEO hiring committee on board A. When a senior executive at organization B applies for the CEO position at organization… Continue Reading From Conflict to Clarity: How Boards Can Manage Conflict of Interest

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Understanding Your Board’s Performance, Achieving Alignment & Engagement, Article

Reimagining Governance: Harnessing Generative AI for More Effective Boards

…board to consider. Benchmarking: Comparison to peer groups in key organizational performance indicators or executive compensation. The potential is huge – and it is also timely. As boards navigate an… Continue Reading Reimagining Governance: Harnessing Generative AI for More Effective Boards

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Finding & Supporting Your CEO, Article

Emergency Succession: Beyond Names to a Playbook for Preparedness

…should include “the keys to the vault”. In other words, it is essential to consider whether the leader in question (CEO or other key executive) has unique powers or authorities…. Continue Reading Emergency Succession: Beyond Names to a Playbook for Preparedness

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