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EU-listed companies to have at least 40% of their non-executive director positions held by women by 2026. New board diversity requirements have been outlined by the European Council and European Parliament, with lawmakers reaching an agreement on the legislation....
You can’t solve a problem without first knowing what it is or at least what is contributing to it. With that in mind, you first need to recognize the issues that are making your board meetings unproductive. Only then can you take the proper steps to ensure board meetings are productive and successful....
If done in a constructive way, peer assessments can provide helpful feedback for each director. This input can help directors better understand where they might not be measuring up and how they can improve their individual performance. For boards that don’t currently do peer assessments but are considering doing so, a natural time to start is when you next add...
Research has repeatedly shown the benefits of diversity in race, gender, age and socioeconomic backgrounds, and these benefits apply to the formation of any team, including a board. An experienced board member can be a great addition to a board of directors, but sometimes more diversity comes from someone with less experience....
In the same way that compensation, governance and audit committees have facilitated better corporate oversight through an experienced group of directors, future corporate boards would be prudent to add a dedicated ESG committee to oversee matters of increasing...
A multitude of crises in recent years—a global pandemic, wildfires, severe weather events, social unrest, supply chain upheaval, talent shifts, inflation and other economic issues, and the war in Ukraine—has created turmoil in business, ...