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How leadership models must remember key tenets in order to navigate the new normal.
Principles that should govern effective decision making at the highest level have not changed and are extremely important to remember during the new normal of a COVID-19 world.
The subject of effective corporate governance and, more specifically, effective corporate risk management is by no means new. Examples of failed leadership at a Board level are however still as common if not more common than what should be the rule.
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Our document covers the following topics:
How much risk are we willing to take for the strategic goals we want to achieve?
The structure of Boards, particularly that within which an effective ERM framework is deployed and managed plays a key role in its success.
How well is the Board managing its responsibilities, particularly during this crisis? How does this compare to best practice standards?
Boards have a critical role in providing oversight and guidance on the ability to absorb and recover from external crises and systemic shocks.
Effective corporate governance includes effective reporting and communication with stakeholders.
Where is the line between Board and Management?
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