Boardroom Disconnected Sep 30, 2005 By Elizabeth Judd 9 min read In an informal show of hands at this summer's annual meet- ing of the Society of Corporate Secretaries and Governance... Read More
Boardroom Cybersecurity Aug 31, 2005 By Carolyn Iglesias 6 min read Without doubt, the ability to digitize data allows companies to be more productive and facilitates information sharing among... Read More
Boardroom All bark, no bite Aug 31, 2005 By Mary Beth Kissane 6 min read In August, the American Bar Association (ABA) closed its comment period on majority voting that began in June when a task force of... Read More
Boardroom Reclaiming your property Aug 31, 2005 By Jeff Cossette 6 min read For years, it was common practice for companies to write general ledger unclaimed property over to income. Assets like un-cashed... Read More
Boardroom Valuing intelligence Aug 31, 2005 By Ian Sax 9 min read On March 2005, Research in Motion, the Canadian maker of the wildly successful Blackberry wireless business, was forced to pay... Read More
Boardroom A private concern Aug 31, 2005 By Elizabeth Judd 9 min read Can companies skate by with their current staff, simply requiring them to work harder and smarter, or do they need more personnel... Read More
Boardroom No one to blame Aug 31, 2005 By Donald Nordberg 4 min read From the time of the Vietnam War, I remember a subtle, ambiguous poem describing a protest march on Richard Nixon’s White House... Read More
Boardroom A rare opportunity Aug 31, 2005 By Brendan Sheehan 5 min read In a striking similarity to 2004, this year’s annual national conference of the Society of Corporate Secretaries & Governance... Read More
Boardroom A global perspective Aug 31, 2005 By Brian Chartier 5 min read On July 4, America was celebrating its Independence Day with all the picnics, barbecues and weekend-long festivities that could be... Read More
Boardroom Frozen assets Aug 31, 2005 By Brendan Sheehan 6 min read Companies limiting or restricting employees from actively trading in their stock is nothing new. In fact, most firms enforce... Read More