Recognized with the Greatest Impact on Corporate Boards Award for her work leading key rule-making initiatives, former SEC Chair Mary Jo White shares insights on what boards navigating today’s regulatory climate need to know now.
Record-high turnover at the top hasn’t unnerved boards, but a new survey by Corporate Board Member and Farient Advisors points to potential vulnerabilities.
Blake Irving, director at Autodesk, DocuSign and ZipRecruiter, shares how boards should navigate challenges ahead, from AI to tariffs.
Tracking labor efficiency may be the smartest move a company make in this inflationary environment, revealing whether your growth is actually generating cash—or quietly eroding it.
The pressure to compete for AI talent is heating up, and boards today face a familiar decision: escalate pay packages to meet talent pressure or build competitive advantage through the rest of the EVP.
In today’s climate of volatility and reinvention, boards that view workforce planning as an HR sidebar are missing a vital lever for value creation.
From unexpected exits to activist pressure, boards are facing more CEO transitions. Planning for an interim leader could be your smartest move.
Board oversight is critical as CEOs face tariff-driven cost shocks—demanding precise, scenario-based pricing strategies, strong execution systems, and disciplined communication to protect margins without eroding long-term market position.
of directors are prioritizing growth opportunities in 2025, a sharp turnaround from the past few years’ focus on cost-cutting measures.
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