For Older Board Members, the Pressure to Move On - wsj.com -BoardProspects

For Older Board Members, the Pressure to Move On

wsj.com Dec 23 2014 BoardBlogs

Only 16 big businesses impose board term limits , Spencer Stuart's study said. Among them is Target Corp. The retailer restricts tenure to 20 years —or five years after a director retires from active employment—to ensure the board “offers diverse ...
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