Leadership insights

The New York Times had interesting article recently about an essay by a former corporate lawyer named Jamie Gamble. Gamble has been exposed to the inner sanctums of some of America’s most prominent corporations.
Several new clients have contacted us in the past few weeks looking for help with their Boards. Here are the problems that they talked about.
In the spirit of the new year, here are 10 resolutions I think could apply to the boards of directors of non-profits and public agencies. Pick at least one for yourself and let’s check in 12 months from now!
In my travels around the U.S., I work with many different organizations, including public power companies. I work with their publicly-elected Boards to help them figure out how to effectively govern their organizations.
Much of the value we provide clients stems from the fact that we have deep...
Boards of directors clearly have ultimate decision-making authority for everything under their guidance. But in...
In passing the leadership torch at a non-profit organization, I was asked to name the...
When Boards of Directors form committees, it is important to be clear about the committees’...
Organizations need a clear governance framework to function effectively. The framework should clarify the role...
When a Board of Directors serves in a governing capacity (e.g. for a non-profit, a...