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Decision-Making in the Boardroom: Consider the Abilene Paradox

Decision-Making in the Boardroom: Consider the Abilene Paradox

Decision-Making in the Boardroom: Consider the Abilene Paradox The Abilene Paradox is a psychological concept coined by management expert Jerry B. Harvey. It refers to a common group dynamic where members of a decision-making group collectively agree to pursue a course of action that none of them individually actually want or believe to be the …

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Write a Board CV with board experience

How to write a board CV

How to write a board CV Key takeaways:   Focus is on your Governance and Board Leadership experience Keep your board CV to two pages and no longer. Focus on highlighting specific skills, knowledge, and past board experience and achievements. Include your name, contact details, and LinkedIn profile at the top, but leave out irrelevant social …

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Top 3 reasons for attending a Board Simulation

Top 3 reasons to attend a Boardroom Simulation

­­­­­­­­Are you curious about what happens in the boardroom, how it all works, and who plays what role? We share our top 3 reasons. Attending a Boardvisory Board Simulation gives you the perfect opportunity to explore corporate governance and learn about (and practice) the competencies needed for Non-Executive Directors. 1. It’s a risk-free way to …

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Board of Directors Evaluation

Board of Directors Evaluations: More than box-ticking

Summary A well-executed integrated systemic review of the governing body (Board of Directors), on a regular basis, is what differentiates an ethical and effective governance approach from a box-ticking compliance-focused board evaluation. This enhances good corporate governance. Governance is about the exercise of ethical and effective leadership by the governing body[1] (Board of Directors). It …

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