Flying blind: Scenario planning in a climate-disrupted world
Business leaders are imagining possible futures without confronting the real risk of systems breakdown, argue Thomas Gauthier and Andrew Hoffman....
November 11, 2026 • by Thomas Gauthier, Andrew J. Hoffman in Corporate governance • 11 min read
Business leaders are imagining possible futures without confronting the real risk of systems breakdown, argue Thomas Gauthier and Andrew Hoffman....
November 11, 2026 • by Michael Watkins in Corporate governance • 3 min read
Renegotiate the CEO-chair relationship and set clear boundaries to align strategy, culture, and leadership styles....
October 20, 2026 • by Jean-Jacques Henchoz in Corporate governance • 6 min read
Surviving disruption is no longer enough. Jean-Jacques Henchoz outlines five ways that boards can learn, adapt, and grow stronger through volatility....
September 21, 2026 • by Michael Watkins in Corporate governance • 4 min read
Can a CEO's leadership be delegated to an AI avatar? Explore benefits, risks, and guardrails shaping digital leadership....
August 20, 2026 • by Matthias Altendorf in Corporate governance • 2 min read
Explore seven sustainability tests that help boards align initiatives with value creation, resilience, and long-term corporate longevity...
July 13, 2026 • by Jerry Davis in Corporate governance • 9 min read
Only Elon Musk can fire Elon Musk. This does not bode well for investors, pensioners, or democracy, warns Jerry Davis....
June 30, 2026 • by Natacha Theytaz in Corporate governance • 7 min read
In an era of constant disruption, oversight is no longer enough. Having served on boards through extreme turbulence, Natacha Theytaz introduces a new framework to integrate strategy with foresight and shield organizations...
June 10, 2026 • by Willem Van Gulck in Corporate governance • 10 min read
Double materiality assessments will keep producing misalignment because key concepts – materiality, risk, impact and fairness – are fluid and open to interpretation. ...
May 26, 2026 • by Hans-Christoph Hirt, Roger Barker in Corporate governance • 11 min read
A valuable source of stability and leadership capacity, or a governance model that blurs accountability and boxes in the CEO? Hans-Christoph Hirt and Roger Barker explore the benefits and pitfalls of the...
April 21, 2026 • by Marie–Noëlle Zen-Ruffinen in Corporate governance • 7 min read
This is your wake-up call… Shareholder activism is a revealing stress test for boards, exposing whether governance, capital discipline, and strategy hold under pressure....
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