reports from corporate governance land

It will take a long time for me to get used to Johnson & Johnson without Johnson’s Baby.

Demands for worker voice are on the rise. Boards could soon be challenged to accommodate worker voice more formally in corporate governance.

The Aspen Institute just published a series of six essays that present fresh perspectives on "worker voice" in the boardroom.

Boards are facing new expectations and accountability as stakeholder capitalism gains steam.

If the board’s job is to look out for four key stakeholders, shouldn’t there be a board committee dedicated to each one?

Boards of directors should not let this moment go by without some rethinking of how it governs.

Corporate leaders can demonstrate real leadership when the leadership we need from our political leaders is absent or misguided.

What boards will face after they have managed through the Covid-19 crisis will be a tale of the “Haves” and “Have Nots.”

Among the lawyers in the Corporate Laws and Corporate Governance Committees, the chatter was all about corporate purpose...

By now, you've seen the Statement... so I'll skip right to my own thoughts.