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Selling or embedding: Governance, Corporate Responsibility, and the role of the C-Suite

June 30, 2020

Unless the top line of company executives are held accountable for and judged by their contribution to the company’s risk management and mitigation efforts, including importantly CSR and sustainability performance, the company will struggle. Without senior commitment and engagement, the system only ever allows for minor ‘bug fixes’.

Governance Opinions

Whose call is it anyway? Leading by Example – A value, ethics and accountability challenge

June 2, 2020

Decisions in companies, brands, and businesses are never based either on a single argument, or the consequence of a single person’s ‘way’. Rather, companies have, to an extent, their own personality. Key Question: a decision taken by this organisation – is it largely independent from, or a necessary consequence of, the decision(s) that the individuals within the organisation have taken?

Biz Strategy Governance

CEO Remuneration: Creating the right incentives through long-term stock options

March 24, 2020

CEO pay is an ongoing topic. Stock options are a regular part of their pay package. The way CEO pay packages handle stock options may foster short-termism. Or contribute to remedy it. Some thoughts.

Future Fit Industries of 'Stuff': Governance, Responsibility, and the Age of Doughnut Economics

CEO

Selling or embedding: Governance, Corporate Responsibility, and the role of the C-Suite

Whose call is it anyway? Leading by Example – A value, ethics and accountability challenge

CEO Remuneration: Creating the right incentives through long-term stock options

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Selling or embedding: Governance, Corporate Responsibility, and the role of the C-Suite

Whose call is it anyway? Leading by Example – A value, ethics and accountability challenge

CEO Remuneration: Creating the right incentives through long-term stock options

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