Governance doesn’t fail because people don’t care.
It fails because:
– Roles blur
– Decisions drift
– Assumptions replace clarity
Tightening the basics removes a lot of unnecessary tension.
Governance doesn’t fail because people don’t care.
It fails because:
– Roles blur
– Decisions drift
– Assumptions replace clarity
Tightening the basics removes a lot of unnecessary tension.
The difference between a good board and a great one?
Good boards react.
Great boards anticipate.
What’s one thing your board has learned the hard way this year?
Boardroom red flags 🚩
Here’s one: decisions made in meetings… and never followed up.
A board without follow-through is like a car with no wheels — looks impressive, but it isn’t going anywhere.
👉 My fix: a simple action log with names + timeframes. Not glamorous. But hugely effective.
What boardroom “red flags” have you spotted in your career?