As we enter a second lockdown, the cabinet’s handling of the crisis wouldn’t be allowed in a boardroom. So we carried out a ‘cabinet evaluation’ to produce these recommendations.
With boards unable to meet in person, and strategy days often unable to stretch the thinking enough, try this zoom-friendly approach instead.
Bvalo talks to theHRDirector about how to leverage the principles of good governance to build back better after the pandemic.
Businesses that manage to strengthen their relationships with stakeholders during the crisis are poised for stronger recovery.
A pandemic review allows pause for thought, provides valuable learning and creates a good foundation for future decision-making.
Date: 30th July 2020 Time: 14:00 – 15:15 BST In this conversational session our speakers will explore the dynamic between executive and NED roles on…
With society demanding action on unfair and inequitable working practices, the way the board thinks and acts is vital to making this happen.
Bvalco’s Alison Gill talks to The Chartered Governance Institute (ICSA) about strengthening decision-making to resolve ethical dilemmas and deliver business transformation.
As entire workforces prove homeworking can be just as, if not more, productive than office working, boards need to consider how they can ‘build back better’ to meet the increased desire for more flexible working.
With important ethical dilemmas needing to be resolved, determining the best way to ease the lockdown will inevitably give rise to tensions on the board. Businesses that want to sustain board unity will need to focus on culture and values.
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