Jeff Cunningham writes about business leadership, boards and corporate governance. He is the founder of Directorship magazine and created the "Directorship 100" - the most influential people in the boardroom. He is currently a senior advisor to NACD. Previously, he served as managing partner of the U.K. private equity firm Schroders, president of internet venture capital firm, CMGI, and publisher of Forbes Magazine. He has also been an independent board chair or director of 10 public companies.
Boardroom threat level rising: A closer look at how vulnerability in cyber space is redefining national security, enterprise risk, intellectual property, and oversight.
New York Times FiveThirtyEight Blogger Nate Silver provides a thoughtful analysis of why our predictions about the future are often wrong, and what we can do to improve.
Special interest groups are using shareholder disclosure to coerce companies into making policy decisions that may not be in the interests of shareholders.
Boards have joined the ranks of first responders in crisis situations, particularly “behavioral crises” which often have the greatest impact on share prices.
“Mr. Ruehle, You Are a Free Man” reveals the story of former Broadcom CFO Bill Ruehle’s fight for freedom against an overzealous prosecutor who chose glory over justice.
The Oracle of Omaha considers his annual shareholder letter the same way he does his dealmaking—with consummate skill and a keen understanding of his audience.