Boards guide organizations through increasingly complex environments. They must be able to analyze the impacts of changes in the regulatory framework, customer behavior and technological advances, make challenging strategic decisions, oversee operations and support the senior management. The requirements for board work and the workload are far from easy. An important element in getting the… Continue reading The board charter: from paper to practice
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Can you afford not to act?
Weak governance can lead to loss of clients, reputational damage, and the erosion of trust. Negative financial consequences, regulatory intervention and strategic setbacks may follow. In the worst-case scenario, the lack of good governance can jeopardize the ability to operate at all. One of the most prominent examples of catastrophic governance failures is case Enron… Continue reading Can you afford not to act?
Women in leadership – Why gender diversity matters?
Happy International Women’s Day to everyone and especially to my fellow female leaders, the wonderful, brilliant, gentle, fierce and courageous women who inspire, lead by example and create a bright future! This day tends to bring attention to the number of women in leadership and board positions. Despite some progress, women are still a minority… Continue reading Women in leadership – Why gender diversity matters?
Good governance publication renewed
Back in 2020, I wanted to create a tool that could serve the board of directors and senior management in collective management organizations (CMOs) in the different creative industries. I worked with them on issues related to proper governance structures and decision-making processes, accountability and transparency in their organizations, and realized there was a need… Continue reading Good governance publication renewed