Best board size for optimal performance
Having too many or too few members can hurt your board. Studies reveal there might be a magic range for your board to perform well.
Having too many or too few members can hurt your board. Studies reveal there might be a magic range for your board to perform well.
Learn about the consequences of conflicts of interest among trustees and ways to minimize their risk. By Greg Piche, J.D., Vice Chairman.
Regardless of the size, location and ownership of your board, universal truths exist. Here are five that relate to CEOs.
Learn about a governing board’s duty of loyalty and tips to stay ahead of conflicts of interest. Taught by J. Larry Tyler, Chairman and CEO. (2 min, 18 sec)
Sometimes not even on a board’s radar, learn why board self-assessments are so valuable. Taught by J. Larry Tyler, Chairman and CEO of Practical Governance Group. (Video: 2 min, 32 sec)
Physicians arrive at boards multiple ways; some offering more latitude for vetting. Here’s how to keep your physician board members invaluable and engaged.