Tag: Nestlé
Navigating the activist landscape
How corporate leaders and boards can recognise, prepare for and react to external attacks on their organisations.
News round-up: this week in governance
Net-Zero Banking Alliance takes stock after key departures; KPMG lauds business benefits of ESG assurance; CEOs and conflicts of interests.
How forward-thinking boards are using AI
Still too few directors recognise AI’s potential to improve preparation, discussion and decision-making in the boardroom. But this may soon change.
Rentokil Initial appoints two new non-executive directors
Leanne Sheraton and Sam Mitchell will join the board of the global services group with effect from next month.
Debate intensifies over sustainability reporting rules
As the EU readies its simplified directive to combine the CSRD and CSDDD, Germany warns of ‘bureaucratic burden’.
How to navigate climate risks to create value
The board has a pivotal role in steering a company through climate change, with resilience, innovation and long-term value to play for.
Nestlé announces new directors
Marie-Gabrielle Ineichen-Fleisch and Rainer Blair have been nominated for election as new independent members of the board.
Luca Maestri and Chris Leong nominated to join Nestlé board
Maestri is senior vice president and chief financial officer at Apple, while Leong is chief marketing officer at Schneider Electric.
FRC backs use of augmented and virtual reality in corporate reporting
Report says VR and AR could play “a useful role in supporting and building understanding about a company, its business model and operations”.
WEF launches coalition to ‘put racial equality on the board agenda’
AstraZeneca, Unilever, BlackRock and IKEA are among the companies taking part in a project to improve racial equality in business.