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“The Value of Face time.” “Reserve the Question.” “Your Organization’s Mission is a Human Thing.”
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“Rapid Change Reguires More Thought,” not less planning. “The World of Internal Auditiong.”
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“What is Strategy?” “Ways a Board Controls Agendas.”
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“Are “Too Many” What’s Wrong with Yours?” “3 Reasons Boards Should Receive Narrative Reports.” “Plan Your Planning Facilitation.”
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“5 Tenets of Exemplary Governance”
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“See the Forest and the Trees,” a Governance Policies preamble
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“Term Limits: Is It Time to Consider Them Again?,” “Model language: Director Continuing Education”
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2011
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“Board: Do Not Rubberstamp Reports,” “Board Meeting Time Management”
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“3 Ways Boards Know What’s Going On”
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A Blue Ocean Strategy; What Did You Do With The Day?
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Self-Scorers do Better; Anatomy of a Board Self-Evaluation Process
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A Board is Only as Effective as its Directors
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How to Avoid Being Beaten to a Pulp Over Fiction; Steps to Take Before Going Electronic
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Do Right Based on Core Values
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Crowning Principles of Effective Boards
4 Things CEOs Want from their Boards
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Creating Monumental Minutes; Board Succession Plans
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2010
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Focus on Board Productivity
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Competitive Intelligence Exercises Identified “Green”
New Issues: No New Policies
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Don’t Try to See Everything. (Sinatra couldn’t.) Should You Develop a Twitter Policy? (The answer may surprise you.)
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September
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Get Two. Get Less. Be Focused. Part 2. What Should We Expect of Directors?
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August
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Get Two. Get Less. Be Focused. Part 1 Tips for Dealing with a model of Governance Policies.
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June
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Travel Expenses Continue to Plague Organizations: The Fix is In. Strategic Issues for Board Meetings.
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May
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It’s the Season to Change Seasons. Strategic Issues for Board Meetings.
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April
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Ideas and Discussion: Director Recruiting at J&J; R&D: Competitive Advantage? Related Strategic Issues for Board Meetings
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March
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Strategies for Hard Times; Who Should Speak for Whom?
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February
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Are You Discussing Theses Strategic Issues? What to Do if TARP Becomes a PR Issue. Supervisory Committees and Board Meetings
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2009
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January
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Information system to the board; Debate: interview prospective directors?
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December
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Checklists for the board and the Chair
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September
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Still the Same After All These Years? Words from Mark Twain.
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August
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Consent Agenda Myth and Truth. Top Eleven Essential Ratios for Boards (part 2)
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July
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Thinking Like New Again. Top Eleven Essential Ratios for Boards (part 1)
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May
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How Wide and long should vision statements be?
Top ten signs your board meetings are too long
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March
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Competitive Analysis—first step in strategy.Strategy and Strategic Planning Impact the Budget: Yes and NOWhat is Your Organization’s Social Purpose?
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February
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New Resources for Webinars; The Season for New directors is Upon Us; You are doing it — do more, better organized
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2008
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January
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Strategic issues for board meeting discussions.
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October
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When Micromanaging is Not
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July
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Fast Food and Policies? Get employees involved in planning … again
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April
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Why Directors Avoid Being Truly Strategic
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2007
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March
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CU Lost Its Soul?; Good Governance
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December
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Holiday Gatherings; New Director Orientation
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October
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Teaching Members; Executive Sessions
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2006
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August
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Board packets; Money Where the Mouth Is
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