Please Join Directorship’s Webcast on the 2010 Outlook on Corporate Governance, Compensation Philosophy, and Boardroom Leadership
NACD Directorship’s own Jeff Cunningham discusses the best states for business with “Washington Business Tonight” on News Channel 8 in Washington, D.C.
A salute to the 2008 Directorship 100, the most influential people in corporate governance.
How to improve the relationship between active investors and boards.
December 12, 2007 Fred R. Buenrostro Jr., CEO, CalPERS
The pension fund CEO has a wish list that includes transparency, accountability, and proxy access.
December 11, 2007 by Martin Lipton and Myron Steele
Two prominent members of the corporate legal system, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Delaware Myron Steele and Martin Lipton of Wachtell Lipton, discuss the role of the courts in corporate governance.
General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt talks with USC Marshall MBAs and USC Viterbi engineering students about running one of the world’s largest companies.
June 26, 2007 by Michael Milken, Chairman, The Milken Institute and FasterCures
In Part 7 of the conversation, the group agrees that every compensation committee should have the ability to reserve discretion, rather than rely strictly on numbers.
April 19, 2007 by David N. Swinford, Alison A. Winter, Debra Perry
In Part 4 of the discussion David, Alison and Debra talk about important business subjectives, other than financial performance, relating to stakeholders’ compensation.
April 19, 2007 by David N. Swinford, Alison A. Winter, Debra Perry
Part 5 poses the question of ethics. How important is it that management behaves ethically? Is how results are achieved as important as what results are achieved?
April 19, 2007 by David N. Swinford, Alison A. Winter, Debra Perry, Josh Weston
In Part 3 of the series the group contemplates the future of the compensation committee with heightened regulatory intervention, like Barney Frank’s bill on shareholder access.











