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Executive Session, Episode 46: Verdell Walker, Liat Ben-Zur and Charles Elson

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By Bill Hayes Verified
| Directors & Boards Verified
In this episode of Executive Session, the official podcast of Directors & Boards, we speak with Verdell Walker, director of Scholastic, about company brand as a board-level concern. Our second interview features Liat Ben-Zur, director of Compass Group, Talkspace and Splashtop Inc., on leadership in the age of AI. And in our final interview, we talk to Charles Elson, executive editor at large of Directors & Boards, about quarterly disclosures.
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Resetting the Board Agenda for a Changing World

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By Raj Gupta, Mukul Pandya, Bill Hayes Verified
| Family Business Magazine Verified
MembershipsFamily Business Chairs & Board MembersPremium Content CategoriesArticles By Raj Gupta, Mukul Pandya, Bill Hayes Seven converging forces are reshaping governance and demanding a different approach to board oversight. Image: Adobe Stock/MLR Media A Decrease font size. A Reset font size. A Increase font size. Seven converging forces are reshaping governance and demanding a different approach to board oversight. This post is only available to members.
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Technology Committees: From Optional to Essential

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By Bill Hayes Verified
| Directors & Boards Verified
Technology has always mattered to boards. What has changed is the speed, scope and strategic weight of the decisions directors are now expected to oversee. For many public companies, technology is no longer a supporting capability; it is the business itself. As a result, a growing number of boards are asking whether traditional committee structures are still sufficient to govern innovation, risk and long-term technology investments.
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