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2. President Biden’s Supply Chain Executive Order And The Boardroom
  
  Explore forbes.com Mar 1 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  President Bidens supply chain executive order is a significant risk management mandate. Its also a signal that the Biden Administration is focused on systemic risks...
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  Mentions: Management human rights Risk
3. A Preview of ESG Regulation under the Biden Administration
  
  Explore National Law Review Feb 16 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ...andards. Under the “S” prong of ESG is a focus on human rights. Companies often seek to respect international human rights standards as part of ESG protocols, notably the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights and UN G...
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4. Reconfigure Your Board to Boost Cooperative Advantage
  
  Explore MIT Sloan Management Review Feb 16 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ...urposes of Leon Sullivan” (Valley Forge, Pennsylvania: Judson Press, 1998). 5. J.A. Levy, “Black Power in the Boardroom: Corporate America, the Sullivan Principles, and the Anti-Apartheid Struggle,” Enterprise & Society ...
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5. U.S. Senate Republicans Ask SEC to Reject Nasdaq Diversity Rules
  
  Explore Stock Market Quotes and News Feb 12 2021 BoardNews
  
  ...ors has complicated efforts to increase those numbers, partly by making it difficult for investors to measure boardroom representation. Asked about the Republican's letter, Nasdaq spokesman Joe Christinat said that "Our ...
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  Mentions: Nasdaq human rights U.S. securities
6. Artificial Intelligence In The Corporate Boardroom
  
  Explore forbes.com Feb 9 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  Alphabet, the parent company of GoogleGOOG-0.2%, is the leading tech company that decided to invest a lot of resources and funding in artificial intelligence. So much so, that the WSJ recentlyannounced that AI is central to Googles future...
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7. Celebrities Land in the Boardroom. Here’s How Companies Make It Work.
  
  Explore wsj.com Feb 5 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  Now the Grammy-winning singer is taking on a role that has become increasingly popular among entrepreneurial-minded celebrities: corporate director...
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  Mentions: human rights Popular celebrities
8. The G-Force In ESG: What Will Shape Corporate Governance In 2021?
  
  Explore forbes.com Feb 3 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ...ir to say that corporate governance has somewhat of an image problem. In the popular imagination, the company boardroom is where older, stuffy and mostly male directors meet a few times a year to connect with each other ...
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  Mentions: human rights Popular Corporate Governance
9. The Business Case for Boardroom Diversity
  
  Explore The New York Times Jan 23 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  When Goldman Sachs announced that it would help companies go public only if they had at least one diverse board member meaning that the bank wouldnt work with I.P.O. hopefuls whose directors were all white men it was met with a mix of support and skepticism. In the year since, with less fanfare, the bank has also built up a business to help recruit directors for those boards ...
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10. A Dearth Of Boardroom Climate Expertise
  
  Explore Above the Law Jan 16 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  As 2020 slowly fades into the rearview mirror and new data reveals the year was tied for the hottest on record, corporate boards appear ill-equipped to respond to risks stemming from the climate crisis. Bloomberg noted Wednesday that only 6% of 1,188 directors at 100 of the largest U.S. companies had relevant credentials in environmental protection, citing a study by the Stern Center for Sustainable Business at New ...
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11. Dow, Marriott Lead Boardroom Backlash on Congress Vote Objectors
  
  Explore Start Magazine Jan 11 2021 BoardNews
  
  (Bloomberg) -- Major U.S. corporations are punishing Republicans in Congress who tried to overturn President-elect Joe Bidens electoral victory, vowing to pull their campaign contributions after a right-wing mob stormed the U.S. Capitol last week. The rapid retreat of financial support played out in an unprecedented series of announcements that began last week and picked up critical mass over the weekend and on Monday...
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12. German Cabinet Approves Gender Quota Bill for Company Boards
  
  Explore TOP STORIES Jan 6 2021 BoardNews
  
  ...in Frankfurt's blue-chip DAX index — are women, according to the AllBright Foundation, which works to promote boardroom diversity. By comparison, women take up 28.6% of top roles in the United States, 24.5% in Britain an...
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13. How Domenicali Brings Boardroom Knowledge to F1’s Future
  
  Explore msn.com Jan 1 2021 BoardBlogs
  
  ... 1’s incoming President and CEO Stefano Domenicali starts his new role this month, bringing recent automotive boardroom experience to the sport at a vital time as it plans its long-term strategy. Much of the groundwork f...
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14. Want a Seat in the Boardroom? Here are 3 Things your Resume Needs
  
  Explore Highest Paying Job Search Dec 31 2020 BoardBlogs
  
  Despite unprecedented economic and social changes in 2020, board leadership remains a lucrative area where many in theC-suiteare heading towards...
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15. The World Has Changed - Here’s How to Get the Board to Realize It
  
  Explore Infosecurity Magazine Dec 29 2020 BoardBlogs
  
  ...ise IT has changed dramatically in the last year, but that doesn't mean that the conversation has changed the boardroom. Requests to increase IT security budgets are often denied, and while many understand the need to mo...
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  Mentions: human rights technology Board
16. It’s A Twister! Will SolarWinds Blow Cybersecurity Governance Reform Into The Boardroom?
  
  Explore forbes.com Dec 20 2020 BoardBlogs
  
  The SolarWinds breach is getting uglier systemically ugly. The breadth and impact of the SolarWinds breach is described as the most severe cyber-attack in history. There have also been reports of "insider trading" by SolarWinds institutional investors before the breach going public...
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  Mentions: human rights Insider Trading Cybersecurity
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