And the enabling conditions required to achieve board diversity are known and actionable. Fair employment practices (such as equal pay), participative leadership, top management support for diversity
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Read moreThe business world of today calls for a fundamental reinvention a foundational reset of how boards are structured and led, how they govern, and how they can be more forwardlooking.
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Read moreBefore answering these questions. We must first agree that weaklink vs strong link theory applies to board environments. Why, because this theory relates to teams. Therefore, we must first agree that a board is a “team.”
Read moreWho sits on a company's board is both critical to overseeing strategic and financial performance and an important statement to stakeholders about a company's values.
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