Tag: Institute of Directors
Boards should end ‘conservative’ recruitment to non-executives roles
Appearing on the Governance Watch podcast, senior IoD figures say a new report reveals recruitment practices must change, NEDs should have “greater energy” and “courage”, and pay levels may have to rise.
Investor engagement veteran backs higher pay for non-executives
Former Hermes head of stewardship supports recent calls for higher levels of non-executive pay as the role increasingly involve more commitment.
Cancellation of audit reform bill ‘extremely concerning’
Business leaders, academics and finance experts call the move ‘a significant step backwards,’ in a letter to the government.
NEDs need ‘curiosity, courage and commitment’
Board evolution to ‘active, informed and adaptive stewardship’ requires non-executive directors with ‘independence of mind’, research finds.
3 top tips on directors’ duties
When directors fall short of their responsibilities, the consequences can be devastating. How can board members fulfil their duty?
Post Office scandal has ‘resonance’ for AI adoption
A ‘mad rush’ to incorporate artificial intelligence in business could raise the danger of ethical failures, barrister warns conference.
News round-up: this week in governance
Sustainability reporting is a hot ticket; board governance of AI; shepherding ‘superstar’ CEOs; should earnings reports be less frequent?
Andrew Kakabadse 1948-2025
The distinguished scholar gained international respect as an expert in the development of boards and top teams.
Erika Eliasson-Norris on why boards cannot risk being passive when it comes to governance
Company secretaries have gone from ‘minute taker to decision maker’, says Beyond Governance’s chief executive.
Minister pours cold water on bid to reform directors’ duties
MP responds in Commons debate about changing section 172 of the Companies Act to include environment and employees.