reports from corporate governance land

Andrew Fitzsimons Appointed Interim CEO of the Society for Corporate Governance; Doug Chia Appointed as Strategic Advisor to Interim CEO

Anti-ESG politics has everything to do with elections and little to do with fiduciary duties and investment returns.

The various and creative ways in which cyber security can be packaged as ESG demonstrate the potential for ESG to become an open-ended term.

The SEC has taken the first steps to create some much-needed semblance of order and structure in the ESG investment industry.

SEC comment letter on proposed rules on Investment Company Names.

I support the Commission’s efforts to enhance the level and quality of disclosure required by funds that claim to invest based on ESG...

Demands for worker voice are on the rise. Boards could soon be challenged to accommodate worker voice more formally in corporate governance.

The Aspen Institute just published a series of six essays that present fresh perspectives on "worker voice" in the boardroom.

Don't just press pause on corporate PACs. Defund them. Cancel them. No one will be worse off.

Boards are facing new expectations and accountability as stakeholder capitalism gains steam.

I'm honored to see my blog posts make it into academic literature!

Part II of the Challenge will really test how far your inner governance geek has traveled.

P&G's first VSM was “No sweat.”

How many of these 40 acronyms can you spell out? I'm willing to bet that no one can nail 40 out of 40.

Boards Must Look, Listen and Seize the Moment of #BlackLivesMatter [This post was originally published on the Skytop Strategies Business...

If the board’s job is to look out for four key stakeholders, shouldn’t there be a board committee dedicated to each one?

Corporate leaders can demonstrate real leadership when the leadership we need from our political leaders is absent or misguided.

What boards will face after they have managed through the Covid-19 crisis will be a tale of the “Haves” and “Have Nots.”

We haven't seen much sense of urgency to increase the numbers of Asian Americans in boardrooms. Is that about to change?

It follows from the increasing popularity of ESG funds that investors want and fund families are marketing.