Tag: CEOs
News round-up: This week in governance
Conservative CEOs struggle with female inventors; CEOs emerging as diplomats; Climate dissent Down Under; Omnibus loses ‘nuance’; AI and cyber oversight intensifying
CEO succession: what boards can learn from Warren Buffett
The billionaire investor is handing the reins to Greg Abel, after a long, strategic succession plan, based on value, culture and continuity.
Fostering the board-CEO relationship
Strengthening the foundation of the CEO-board relationship means conflicts can be resolved while maintaining a healthy tension.
Boards ‘may not be evolving fast enough’
Research reveals geopolitical risk is not considered a top priority by boardrooms around the world.
Median FTSE 100 CEO pay rises to record high
AstraZeneca’s chief executive, Sir Pascal Soriot, tops the list with £16.85m, High Pay Centre research reveals.
Sharp rise in FTSE 100 CEO churn
The number of chief executives leaving listed companies shows a spike in this year’s first quarter, global survey reveals.
Splitting CEO and chair jobs becomes proxy season feature
Activists argue combining CEO and chair roles creates ‘inherent conflict of interest’.
Women fill more board roles, but fewer are CEOs
Although female representation at board level has improved, most chief executives are men, annual survey reveals.
CEOs ‘more anxious’ than last year
Many fear for their jobs and are concerned about the US presidential election, US-China relations and keeping up with AI, research reveals.
Parliamentarians push for more women execs
An all-party parlimentary committee on ESG seeks a 40% target for female executives in the top 500 UK companies.