10 Questions Boards Should Ask at Every Meeting
Here are the most pressing queries for boards to be posing to management, according to Ram Charan and Dennis Carey, vice chairman of Korn Ferry.
Disclosure rules and risk concerns are also on directors’ minds.
Nearly half of Fortune 500 board seats went to first-time directors in 2021.
Human resources expertise on the board aids talent retention and recruitment st
Inflation, cybersecurity and SEC proposals are on the audit committee agenda.
Chief security officers must communicate cyber incidents in a straightforward,
Former Deputy Secretary of Defense, Patrick M. Shanahan joins Leidos board of directors
Leidos, a defense, aviation, information technology and biomedical research company, headquartered in Reston, Va., appointed Patrick M. Shanah to it Board. He served as the 33rd United States Deputy Secretary of Defense from 2017 to 2019…
Here are the most pressing queries for boards to be posing to management, according to Ram Charan and Dennis Carey, vice chairman of Korn Ferry.
A comprehensive cybersecurity program focuses on more than compliance.
Six questions boards need to ask leadership about risk oversight.
Understand your shareholders’ concerns and establish a productive dialogue.
Shareholder engagement expertise is a new element directors and boards are adding to their skills matrix. Since 2010, when institutional investors began meeting with compensation committees about say-on-pay votes, shareholder/board engagement has become more frequent, and now board members are being called on to address an unlimited range of topics.
Sheila Stamps
Director, IQVIA Holdings, Pitney Bowes Inc.,
MFA Financial Inc., Atlas Air Holdings Inc.
We asked current and past Directors & Boards and Private Company Director Directors to Watch to define their most urgent challenges as their companies — and the world — move from one crisis to the next. Here’s what they had to say.
Opponents of legislated gender and diversity targets score a hollow victory.
Proposed rules demand director action on cybersecurity and climate.
Use the proxy to highlight your strengths in human capital management.
Books currently being recommended for corporate board members are typically about emerging governance issues like ESG and DEI, and the board member’s bookshelf is usually filled with deeper dives into topics like risk management and M&A. Rarely does a book come along that, while intended for general readership, is also of particular interest for board members.