Securing the front door: Why legal intake forms are your greatest governance blind spot
Corporate legal departments have embraced technology transformation. Contract lifecycle management systems handle thousands of...
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2026 proxy season: What’s about to change and why it matters
On the latest episode of the Governance Matters podcast, editor Laurie Havelock is joined by senior reporter Natalie Bannerman to...
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Almost nine in 10 companies chose classified boards at IPO, research shows
Some 88 percent of companies adopt classified boards immediately following their IPO, while 80 percent of those who remain...
The politicization of governance and four other things we learned from the 2025 Corporate Governance Forum
The 2025 Corporate Governance Forum brought together governance professionals, board members and advisers for discussions that...
From agenda to minutes: How OnBoard’s AI Suite transforms the boardroom
Last week marked a major milestone for OnBoard and for every board and leadership team we serve. We’ve officially launched the AI...
How governance teams are enabling AI-powered boardrooms
As AI continues to reshape the corporate landscape, governance professionals are presented with a critical opportunity to...
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The week in GRC: Elon Musk calls ISS and Glass Lewis ‘corporate terrorists’ over $1 trn pay package dispute as ICGN criticizes SEC policy changes
– Elon Musk has labeled shareholder advisory firms ISS and Glass Lewis as ‘corporate terrorists.’ The remarks came after both...
Future-proofing the boardroom: how to ensure directors are equipped for tomorrow’s challenges
As the pace of change accelerates across the global economy, corporate boards face mounting pressure to evolve. From the...
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Preparing the board for 2026: More than half of directors want a peer replaced, survey finds
Boards must be braced for significant change and radically rethink their skills coverage, according to a recent survey that...
Where were the directors? Why investors want to know how boards act in a corporate scandal
When a corporate scandal breaks, the first question investors ask is Where were the directors? This phrase was coined by Peter Dey...
