Tag: Governance

What Boards Learn from Annual Governance Failures Understanding Governance Failures Defining Governance Failures Governance failures refer to the breakdowns or inadequacies in the systems, processes, and practices that guide the decision-making and oversight functions of an organization. These failures can manifest in various forms, such …

Measuring Cultural Health as a Governance Indicator Introduction Definition of Cultural Health Cultural health refers to the well-being of a society’s cultural systems, encompassing the values, beliefs, practices, and social norms that define a community’s identity. It involves the preservation and promotion of cultural diversity, …

When Boards Should Create a Governance Innovation Panel Understanding Governance Innovation Defining Governance Innovation Governance innovation refers to the process of implementing new ideas, methods, or technologies to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, and adaptability of governance structures and processes. It involves rethinking traditional governance models …

Why Boards Should Benchmark Against Global Governance Models Introduction In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, corporate governance has emerged as a critical focal point for organizations striving to maintain competitiveness and integrity. As companies expand their operations across borders, they encounter diverse regulatory environments and …

Governance Lessons from Asian Family-Owned Conglomerates Understanding Crisis Management in Family-Owned Conglomerates The Unique Nature of Family-Owned Conglomerates Family-owned conglomerates, particularly in Asia, possess distinct characteristics that differentiate them from other business entities. These conglomerates often have deep-rooted family values and traditions that influence their …