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Corporate Boards Keep Getting Older, and Maybe Slower

Chicago Tribune Jan 27 2015 BoardBlogs

Corporate board members! They just keep getting older. The average age of independent directors at Standard & Poor's 500 companies has risen from 60 in 1998 to 63.1 today, according to the executive search firm Spencer Stuart. What piqued my interest ...
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