7 July, 2021
Two CEOs, no drama: ground rules for co-leadership
Leonard, the chairman of a global consumer goods company, was wondering what to do with the two co-CEOs running the firm. While it had seemed a great idea to have two individuals at the helm, this arr...
3 June, 2021
Do CEOs matter?
As a young man of 20 in his first job at a state-owned enterprise in China, Guoli Chen found sen...
30 March, 2021
The group dynamics that define well-functioning boards
From the outside, it’s not so difficult to distinguish well-functioning corporate boards from problem-plagued ones. Healthy, successful boards are those that make wise decisions, within a reasonable...
15 January, 2021
Firms forge ahead with AI adoption despite a lack of skills on boards
More than two-thirds of boards intend to approve the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the next year, although there appear to be significant hurdles to successful integration. The ...
5 August, 2020
AI survey: how is your business integrating artificial intelligence?
Board Agenda's Corporate Leadership in AI & Emerging Technology Survey has been launched in partne...
15 July, 2020
Risk report reveals pandemic forced companies to review strategy
Almost 60% of companies are reviewing their business strategy as a result of the pandemic, while 43% of senior business leaders say Covid-19 is a fundamental threat to their organisations, according t...
18 June, 2020
Crisis leadership and the role of the board
Board Agenda's latest podcast episode aims to explore crisis leadership, a pressing issue in boardrooms during the current pandemic. Crises can have diverse origins: natural disasters, cyb...
26 May, 2020
What Covid-19 data can—and can’t—tell us about leadership
By now you will have seen, perhaps on a daily basis, statistics and charts tracing the state of the Covid-19 outbreak. Confirmed cases, recovered cases, active cases, deaths, the infection curve… th...
12 May, 2020
Ardern and Cuomo lead the way on crisis communications
A leader’s key weapon in battling any crisis is exceptional communication. The Mandarin word for crisis, "Wei Ji", combines two characters (危 机): danger and opportunity. How a business leader ma...
24 March, 2020
