Congressional Testimony Part II: Find Your Home Base
The second pillar: message — settle on a theme you can deliver repeatedly, no matter how often questions are asked
Tag: Board of Directors
Higher Power: Can AI Investment & Climate Strategy Co-Exist?
At your next board meeting where AI appears on the agenda, add one question: Can our AI growth plans and ...
Congressional Testimony Part I: Get on the Bicycle
The first of three pillars: intensive preparation through uninterrupted dry runs, breaking down answers and doing it again until you ...
Internal Audit Is About True Expertise, Not Just Staffing Numbers
Credentialing can provide structured frameworks for developing critical thinking skills
Almost 40% of US Workers Have Witnessed Harassment in the Past 5 Years
Board-GC communication frequency doesn’t match organizational objectives
In-House Counsel Less Confident They’re Ready for Litigation
Audit leaders focusing on AI and data analytics, while boards are looking at M&A and strategic partnerships
Your Board Does Assessments. But What Happens Next?
For NYSE-listed companies, annual board assessments are required, and investors increasingly expect to see evidence that assessments drive change, not ...
The General Counsel as Architect of the Board-CEO Relationship
When high trust exists, organizations surface issues earlier and manage crises with resilience
Balancing Risk & Reward: A Perfect Dance to the Tune of Changing Times
Despite uncertainty and global shifts, business leaders are prepared to innovate, form strategic partnerships and plan for long-term growth
The $2 Billion ‘Free-Rider’ Problem: Why AI Scraping is Now a Boardroom Crisis
If you're building data products today, you may subsidizing your competitor's offerings
2025’s Unscientific Barometer: What Your Questions Revealed About Ethics & Compliance
The collision of free speech, company reputation and political pressure was one of the hardest leadership tests of the year
Execs Optimistic Despite Economic Uncertainty
European AML systems show persistent ineffectiveness despite rising budgets; 3 in 5 legal professionals concerned about privilege protections under proposed ...
