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Advisory Boards
Protecting Your Advisory Board -- Uncertainty over exposure means that liability may exist, so various protections are still necessary. What to do about company indemnification, state corporation statutes, and D&O insurance? By Susanne Murray of Hilb, Rogal & Hobbs.
Summer 2004 [4 page(s)]
How Liable are Advisory Boards? -- As precedent is scarce, caution is prudent. Suggested steps to take to minimize liability. By Stephen Best and Gary Apfel of LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae LLP.
Summer 2004 [2 page(s)]
Rediscovering Advisory Boards -- Successful advisory boards don't just happen. They are strategically planned, carefully crafted, and closely managed. Here are steps to help you form an advisory board that will add value to your company. By Roger M. Kenny of Boardroom Consultants.
Fall 1999 [5 page(s)]
A Role for the Customer in Governance -- Profile of Northwestern Mutual's Policyowners' Examining Committee -- a mechanism that subjects the company's finances, business strategies, employees, and management to review and critique by the company's customers. By Edward Zore, CEO of Northwestern Mutual.
Spring 2003 [1 page(s)]
International Advisory Councils -- They can be a source of high-caliber expertise for companies with multinational operations. Advice on forming such a council. By William C. Turner of Argyle Atlantic Corp
Winter 1996 [6 page(s)]
The Liability of Advisory Boards -- On the important differences between serving in an advisory role and in a legally accountable role. By J. Keith Louden of The Corporate Director Inc.
Spring 1986 [2 page(s)]
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