| Annual Report 2009
Letter from the Chairman
The New Normal
Editor’s Note
The Great … what?
The Year in Governance
A month-by-month record of the people, events, organizations, actions and reactions that defined board oversight in 2008. By James Kristie
Tough times, tough tactics
A CEO’s strategies for building value. By Peter J. Boni
Audit committee as catalyst
Mobilizing the board for the ‘new normal.&rsquo By Mary Pat McCarthy
One investor’s quest
My campaign for board accountability at ExxonMobil. By Robert A.G. Monks
The board-CEO dynamic
Let’s shorten the distance between the boardroom and the C-suite. By Nicole M. Sandford
Ethics amidst the turmoil
Steps to repair the ethical infrastructure. By Patricia J. Harned
A boost for board risk oversight
Change the notions of ‘care’ and ‘duty.’ By Bernard Munk
A D&O liability wish list
Here’s what would truly help boards navigate troubled times. By Evan Rosenberg
Precarious pipeline
Boards are still struggling to get succession right. By Roger Kenny
Next steps for the SEC
On restoring its original mission and regaining investor confidence. By Ralph Ferrara and Riva Khoshaba Parker
Tale of the proxies
A turning point in the board-shareholder dynamic. By Michael J. Ryan Jr. and Shirley Westcott
Boards in the court
Ten law firms each tee up a top governance case of 2008.
Who’s on board 2008
The Directors Roster annual review of those newly elected to serve. By Kelly McCarthy
Directors to Watch
The class of 2009 has a firm fix on governing during extraordinarily challenging times. Edited by Scott Chase
Article index 2008
The hot issues and top of the agenda items that Directors & Boards authors addressed last year.
Endnote: Advice and consent
On the biggest danger ahead for the board model. By Jonathan Macey and Steven Seiden
Boardroom Briefing Mergers & Acquisitions 2009
A bonus supplement on best practices in corporate development and dealmaking.
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