The 20th Century saw the digital age provide ways humans never thought possible for storing and sharing information. In spite of that, laws and regulations have not defined what a board should receive to remain informed. That’s true because the fiduciary duty of care remains the same in this regard: a board needs to show that it was diligent in its decision making.

Does that mean a board must have more information for today’s decisions over yesterday’s?

This session defines the information a board needs as a steady diet, and addresses the information it needs to make  unique decisions. In the process, a board’s agenda package will slim down and become more relevant. We’ll explore the processes a board can use to remake its information system.

Following this session, participants will:

• Be able to assess their current information needs and compare that to what they’re receiving
• Make changes to improve their performance under fiduciary duties and heightened scruitiny
• Save time and money reducing the size and weight of their meeting agenda packets

Program Length

     From 1 hour to 1.5 hours.

Primary Audience

     Chairmen, directors, supervisory committee members, top and c-level management.

Notes:  The session was formerly known as Reinventing Board Packets.

One of many topics offered at www.danclark.com. Audio program also on CD available.