Academic Council
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The premier journal of thought leadership on corporate governance and boardroom issues presents the Corporate Board Member Academic Council.
Leading authorities on board governance, representing some of the country's most prestigious higher education institutions and graduate programs, have been invited to advise both the Corporate Board Member editorial staff and the magazine's readership on the emerging trends in today's corporate boardrooms.
We invite corporate officers, directors, educators, and students to benefit from the observations, research, and roundtable supplements generated by this council and its sister group of academic colleagues who will submit published papers and research under our Academic Affiliates program.
We are proud to have two of America's leading business advisors as sponsors and consultants to our Council and Affiliates programs. PricewaterhouseCoopers, a global big five consulting firm, and Steven Hall & Partners, a compensation consulting firm, provide great balance and experience to facilitate our roundtables and guide the program's development.
Current Webcasts
Turning up the Heat on Compensation Committees
Corporate Board Member's esteemed panel of academic experts and corporate business leaders debate some of the hottest issues surrounding executive compensation and the role of compensation committees today.
Be Prepared: The Board's Role in Succession Planning
The CEO is the visionary anchor for the company, and one of the board's primary responsibilities is to ensure there is an ongoing plan for a smooth transition in the event the executive must be replaced. In this webcast, Corporate Board Member's Academic Council discusses the key issues surrounding management succession plans and processes.
The Role of Inside and Outside Advisers
Advisers can be a valuable resource for the board on matters outside their realm of expertise. But as Corporate Board Member's Academic Council panel makes clear, they are no substitute for a trustworthy management team—or the directors' own good judgment.
