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CGI RELEASES OCTOBER eNEWSLETTER The Chartered Governance Institute released its global monthly eNewsletter...

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Guidance for complying with California's new board diversity mandate

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed into law the nation's first mandate for boards of directors to seat members of underrepresented communities on boards. The law applies to public companies headquartered in California and creates...

source: Bloomberg

A new era of corporate social responsibility

When a brand finds itself on the wrong side of a hot-button social issue, its communications team tends to fly into crisis mode. The damage-control moves they make are familiar to anyone in the communications field: first it's a public apology, then a large donation to a...

source: Business 2 Community

Experts: Good corporate governance needed to fight financial anomalies

Good corporate governance and strong legal infrastructure are needed to deal with financial sector anomalies in the country, experts suggested recently. They also pointed out that in the context of increasing digitalization, compliance...

source: The Daily Star

Conducting a virtual board orientation

Fall and winter months are prime season for board transition and orientation. Because of the pandemic,...

source: By Bob Harris

The gold standard in policies

Policies are the wisdom of prior boards, adopted as motions and recorded in the minutes, to guide actions...

source: By Bob Harris

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CGI RELEASES OCTOBER eNEWSLETTER The Chartered Governance Institute released its global monthly eNewsletter...

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Beyond great leadership: Six imperatives for the CEO

Let's say you're the new CEO of a global firm, or you've just been nominated by the board’s selection committee to become one, or you aspire one day soon to receive a nomination. What specific leadership traits or mindsets will you need to succeed? How should you best...

source: Chief Executive

CEOs, don't let fear and paranoia sink your leadership

For decades, we've told CEOs to be humble. It's fine to be confident, even fiercely determined, we say, but arrogance will bring you down. The ideal leader respects and listens to colleagues, communicates honestly, adjusts opinions when confronted with new evidence, and...

source: Harvard Business Review

New committee on corporate governance launches

TMX Group and the Institute of Corporate Directors have joined forces to launch a new committee specializing in corporate governance. The Committee on the Future of Corporate Governance in Canada comprises 12 Canadian public company directors from across the country,...

source: Investment Executive

COVID-19 is rewriting the rules of corporate governance

Since the onset of COVID-19, corporate boards have faced a string of difficult decisions. Take the question of dividend payments: Ordinarily, the decision would be a relatively straightforward matter of applying a stated dividend policy, following past practice, or choosing...

source: Harvard Business Review

California ushers in a bold new era of board diversity

Efforts to secure diversity on corporate boards have reached a new level of intensity. Governor Gavin Newsom of California signed a statute into law on Wednesday, September 30, which will require publicly held corporations whose principal executive offices are located in...

source: Forbes

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GPC 22nd ANNUAL CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CONFERENCE: 2020 & BEYOND…THE FUTURE OF GOVERNANCE IS NOW!...

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A distinctly American corporate culture

According to author Michael Nathanson: As a CEO who spends countless hours studying, nurturing and yes, obsessing, over every nuance of our company's culture, I was intrigued when I read a recent email from a trusted advisor, whom I'll call "Jill." Jill, who has observed...

source: Cheif Executive

The road to reinventing 'corporate purpose' is full of reckless stakeholders and potholes

If you took comfort in the Business Roundtable's "Statement of the Purpose of a Corporation" released in August 2019, you would be wise to be patient. The Statement presumes companies operating in the U.S. would be easily...

source: Forbes

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Guidance for complying with California's new board diversity mandate

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Conducting a virtual board orientation

The gold standard in policies

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Beyond great leadership: Six imperatives for the CEO

CEOs, don't let fear and paranoia sink your leadership

New committee on corporate governance launches

COVID-19 is rewriting the rules of corporate governance

California ushers in a bold new era of board diversity

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A distinctly American corporate culture

The road to reinventing 'corporate purpose' is full of reckless stakeholders and potholes

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