Governance
Directing Disruption
Serving a board in the Digital Age is a lot like trying to win a sailing race in rough seas. It requires extreme focus and constant strategy review, says ICD head Rahul Bhardwaj.
The Case for Religious Diversity
The new frontier of workplace diversity programs can’t be fully explored without openly acknowledging religious and spiritual differences.
Be Your Own Worst Enemy
If you want to succeed in the age of disruption, try deploying war game techniques to think like competitors out to eat your lunch.
A Recipe for Good Governance
When it comes to why well-drafted shareholders’ agreements are important, the trials and tribulations of Dare Foods serves as a case in point.
Reputational Death and Corporate Taxes
Managing tax strategies effectively requires more than good lawyers, especially in the digital age.
Rebooting Cybersecurity
When it comes to the threat posed by hackers, overconfidence and poor planning increases the risks faced by Canadian firms.
Paying for CSR is Good Governance
Research shows linking compensation to social goals can help improve executive performance.
Beware the Black Hole of Transformation
Business transformation projects tend to fail because most organizational leaders fail to see them as business projects with business goals.
Mistakes Happen – So Manage Them
Errors occur more often than employees admit, so smart organizations proactively encourage reporting while seeking to maximize beneficial learnings.
