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    2. The Structure of Board Committees

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      The Structure of Board Committees
      Despite the central role of boards in corporate governance, there has been relatively little understanding of their internal organization, specifically the structure of board committees. Using a dataset of over 6,000 firms, the authors find that committee activity, especially the number of committees, has been stable over time. Most of the familiar non-required board committees are rarely used. The majority of directors sit on multiple committees. The benefits and ...
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    5. Ferguson Partners Ltd. Releases Research around the Current State of Board Governance for Publicly Traded REITs – Board Diversity is Critical

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      Ferguson Partners Ltd. Releases Research around the Current State of Board Governance for Publicly Traded REITs – Board Diversity is Critical
      ...esearch company, released today some industry-first research which does a deep dive into the current state of Board governance practices and demographics for publicly-traded REITs with revenues of over $100 million and a...
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    7. How CEOs Can Work with an Active Board

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      How CEOs Can Work with an Active Board
      At companies of almost all sizes, across all sectors, boards are undergoing a profound transformation. Largely as a result of intensifyingshareholder intolerance of mediocre or poor corporate performance, the ceremonial boards of the past are being replaced by active boards thatare more demanding of managers and more intrusive in their affairs.
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    8. How CEOs Can Work with an Active Board

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      How CEOs Can Work with an Active Board
      At companies of almost all sizes, across all sectors, boards are undergoing a profound transformation. Largely as a result of intensifyingshareholder intolerance of mediocre or poor corporate performance, the ceremonial boards of the past are being replaced by active boards thatare more demanding of managers and more intrusive in their affairs.
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    9. Research: Board Directors Are More Likely to Leave When a Firm Is Getting Criticized

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      Research: Board Directors Are More Likely to Leave When a Firm Is Getting Criticized
      In 2013 an activist investor criticized the board at ConMed for a culture of nepotism, patronage, and dystopian corporate governance. Director Stephen Mandia, who had served on the board for 12 years, departed shortly after. Two other directors stayed on the board but picked up additional board seats at other firms within the year. When Baker Hughes and Halliburton were both downgraded by equity analysts following an Obama administrationoil drilling ...
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    10. How Boards Prepare for an Unpredictable Crisis

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      How Boards Prepare for an Unpredictable Crisis
      As Tropical Storm Harvey, formerly a Category 4 hurricane that brought a deadly amount of rain to East Texas, makes its final landfall, and as North Korea's most recent missile launch over Japan may serve as prelude to more military operations directed at the U.S. territory of Guam, corporate boards are finding it difficult to prepare for a disaster that by its nature is unpredictable, executive search firm ...
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    11. How Boards Should Evaluate Their Own Performance

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      How Boards Should Evaluate Their Own Performance
      The New York Stock Exchange requires that the boards of all publicly traded corporations conduct a self-evaluation at least annually to determine whether they are functioning effectively. The purpose of theexercise is to ensure that boards are staffed and led appropriately, that board members are effective in fulfilling their obligations, and that reliable processes are in place to satisfy important oversight requirements.
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    1. PwC's Center for Board Governance has an unmatched breadth and depth of expertise in governance that we apply for the benefit of companies and their shareholders, the capital markets and as part of PwC's commitment to quality.
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    2. If you look at the modern thought process around board governance, the title of chair is not the key.
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    3. We take our responsibilities with regard to corporate governance very seriously particularly in areas such as executive pay, board governance, employee diversity, audit management and relations with external stakeholders.
      In GlaxoSmithKline Falls to Bottom of Good Governance Survey