Tag: NED

How to Build Long-Term Credibility as a Portfolio NED Introduction to Portfolio NEDs and the Importance of Credibility Understanding Portfolio NEDs A Portfolio Non-Executive Director (NED) is an individual who holds multiple non-executive directorships across different organizations. Unlike executive directors, who are involved in the …

Corporate Lobbying Oversight: The Next NED Frontier Introduction to Corporate Lobbying and Ethical Governance Understanding Corporate Lobbying Corporate lobbying refers to the efforts by corporations to influence public policy and decision-making processes to align with their business interests. This practice involves engaging with policymakers, government …

The NED’s Role in Protecting Employee Well-Being Culture Understanding the Importance of Employee Well-Being The Concept of Employee Well-Being Employee well-being refers to the holistic health of employees, encompassing physical, mental, and emotional aspects. It is not merely the absence of illness or stress but …

How NEDs Can Improve Corporate Citizenship Strategy Introduction In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, the concept of corporate citizenship has emerged as a critical component of organizational success and sustainability. As companies face increasing scrutiny from stakeholders, including consumers, investors, and regulators, the demand for …

Stakeholder Capitalism: The NED’s Evolving Responsibility Introduction to Stakeholder Capitalism Historical Context Stakeholder capitalism is a concept that has evolved over time, challenging the traditional shareholder-centric model of corporate governance. Historically, businesses have primarily focused on maximizing shareholder value, a perspective that gained prominence in …

The Ethics of Profit: How NEDs Define Responsible Growth Understanding the Balance Between Profit and Ethics The Dual Mandate of Modern Corporations In today’s business landscape, corporations are often tasked with a dual mandate: to generate profit for shareholders while also adhering to ethical standards …

What NEDs Can Learn from Crisis-Leadership Psychology Understanding Crisis-Leadership Psychology The Nature of Crisis Crisis situations are characterized by their unpredictability, complexity, and the urgent need for decisive action. They often involve high stakes, where the outcomes can significantly impact an organization’s future. Understanding the …

How NEDs Spot Toxic Positivity in Executive Reporting Introduction to Toxic Positivity in Executive Reporting Definition and Implications Toxic positivity in executive reporting refers to the excessive and ineffective overgeneralization of a happy, optimistic state across all situations, often to the detriment of acknowledging genuine …

Handling Board Power Shifts with Emotional Intelligence Understanding Boardroom Dynamics The Complexity of Boardroom Interactions Boardroom dynamics are inherently complex, shaped by a multitude of factors including individual personalities, organizational culture, and the specific context of the business environment. These dynamics are not static; they …

The Psychology of Disagreement: Tools for Effective NEDs   Introduction to the Psychology of Disagreement Understanding Disagreement Disagreement is a natural and inevitable part of human interaction, arising from differences in perspectives, values, and experiences. It is essential to recognize that disagreement is not inherently …