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    4. 6 Ways Company Boards Should Prepare for Climate Risk

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      6 Ways Company Boards Should Prepare for Climate Risk
      With risk, the writing is always on the wall. We know the storm will eventually come, yet in most cases when the storm hits leaders are questioned about why they didnt take more efforts to plan for a response, build resiliency into their operating models, and proactively avoid risks by creating environments that diminish them...
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    6. How Gender Diversity Makes Financial Sense for Tech Firms in 2020

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      How Gender Diversity Makes Financial Sense for Tech Firms in 2020
      If you offered any board of directors a management strategy that would allow their company to improve their bottom line, make more informed management decisions, increase their customer base, extend their talent acquisition pool, improve retention and improve their reputation at the same time, you would certainly get their attention...
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    8. 31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program - The Board of Directors as an Internal Control

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      31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program - The Board of Directors as an Internal Control
      James Doty, former Commissioner of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) was once asked if the Board or its sub-committee which handles audits was a part of a companys internal financial controls. He answered that yes, he believed that was one of the roles of an Audit Committee or full Board. I had never thought of the Board as an internal control but the more I thought about it ...
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    10. 31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program - Inquiring Up and Down

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      31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program - Inquiring Up and Down
      Where does tone at the top start? With any public and most private U.S. companies, it is at the Board of Directors. But what is the role of a companys Board in compliance? First a Board should not engage in management but should engage in oversight of a CEO and senior management. The Board does this through asking hard questions, risk assessment and identification... ..
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    1. It's befuddling because there are so many strengths associated with women in the workplace, on boards and on advisory councils.
      In On the Board: A New Way Forward for Women's Corporate Leadership
    2. We shall not only be looking to boards to demonstrate how they have ensured that their values and standards of business practice  are implemented but also progressively hold them to account for doing so.
      In Codes Of Conduct Gain Traction As 'Comply Or Explain' Embraced By Japan Investors
    3. We are looking to give boards the knowledge and best practice guidance necessary for them to benchmark their management accounting function to ensure it is the very best it can be…for better, more sustainable judgements based on a clear understanding of what the future might hold.
      In Critical: 'Not Just What The Numbers Are: But Why They Are What They Are'