Governance

Trend forecasting with corporate counsel 2025 Outlook Litigation Trends Report What’s in this report from Norton Rose Fulbright: Drawing from responses of more than 400 general counsel and in-house litigation leaders across the US and Canada, this comprehensive analysis by law firm Norton Rose Fulbright reveals critical shifts in the litigation landscape. The survey's 20th anniversary edition provides essential benchmarks...

With brand reputation on the line, CX is the ultimate differentiator

Support rises for “say on pay”; finance sector makes uneven progress on climate risk governance

Tips to preserve your company’s most precious organizational asset

Tone at the top: Turning compliance into competitive advantage Whitepaper The CEO’s Role in Setting Tone at the Top What’s in this whitepaper by Tom Fox: In our high-stakes business environment, compliance isn't just about avoiding fines — it's about forging a corporate identity built on integrity. Delve into the critical role CEOs and senior executives play in transforming compliance...

Few companies reporting Scope 3 emissions; general counsel compensation rises 25%; more first-timers joining boards

Are board directors evolving quickly enough? Annual report Corporate Directors Survey 2024 What’s in this report from PwC: PwC’s 2024 annual corporate directors survey, which includes responses from more than 500 U.S. public company directors, highlights a desire for change: 49% of directors want at least one peer replaced, and one-quarter now say multiple colleagues should be replaced, a record...

Boards and execs must keep up with changing market realities

Proactive AI governance can help build stakeholder trust

Activist investors haven’t gone away, but their priorities are changing

What do hotshot startups and cults often have in common? A charismatic leader. But what happens when the public face of an organization becomes a toxic presence? Author and consultant Steve Hearsum explores what it means — for a company and, indeed, for society — when a lionized leader falls from grace.

The recently completed split of GE into three independent public companies marks the end of a 100-plus-year era that saw GE become a global “everything company” under the leadership of business icon Jack Welch. Protiviti’s Jim DeLoach explores the rise and fall of GE and what lessons GE’s story holds for the leaders of today and tomorrow.