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Studying the American Military Abroad

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By John Borneman
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Studying the American Military Abroad Autores: John Borneman Localización: Current anthropology: A world journal of the sciences of man, ISSN 0011-3204, Vol. 44, Nº. 3, 2003, págs. 441-443 Idioma: inglés Es reseña de: Army of Hope, Army of Alienation: Culture and Contradiction in the American Army Communities of Cold War Germany. By JohnP. Hawkins. Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 2001. 298 pp. Texto completo no disponible (Saber más ...)
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2024 ESG + Incentives Report

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By John Borneman, Mira Yoo, Matt Mazzoni
| HLS Forum on Corporate Governance
ESG, HCM, incentive plans, S&P 500 More from: John Borneman, Matt Mazzoni, Mira Yoo , Semler Brossy is a Managing Director, Mat Mazzoni is a Consultant, and Mira Yoo is a Senior Associate at Semler Brossy Consulting Group LLC. This post is based on a Semler Brossy memorandum by Mr. Borneman, Mr. Mazzoni, Ms. Yoo, Jay Veale, Cecilia Miao, and Anjani Trivedi.
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Talent, Environment and Technology Emerge as Essential Board Skills

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By Lawrence Cunningham, Bill Hayes Verified, Erin Essenmacher, John Borneman
| Directors & Boards Verified
Diversity, innovation and soft skills should also be priorities for boards of companies looking to keep pace with competition. As pandemic recovery continues, recession fears loom, climate change wreaks havoc and a new regulatory environment emerges, boards are being tasked with more work and face more uncertainty than ever.
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The SEC’s New Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules

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By Bill Hayes Verified, Erin Essenmacher, John Borneman, Kathryn Neel
| Directors & Boards Verified
Opinion: The commission’s new regulations serve as a guidepost to best practices rather than a dictate of prescribed behavior. All public company directors should be aware of the new requirements on cybersecurity disclosure the SEC adopted last week. To its credit, the SEC exercised considerable restraint in ensuring that its new rules are better seen as fostering good practices rather than dictating corporate behavior.
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Top Audit Committee Risk Management Concerns

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By Erin Essenmacher, John Borneman, Kathryn Neel, Dionne M. Rousseau
| Directors & Boards Verified
What board audit experts need to know about AI, the economy and upcoming regulation. According to , a new report by the EY Center for Board Matters, when audit committees discuss risk, they are increasingly focusing on AI, the economy and possible upcoming regulation by the SEC.
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Board Refreshment Beyond Term and Age Limits

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By John Borneman, Kathryn Neel, Dionne M. Rousseau, Emily M. Gauthier
| Directors & Boards Verified
Keeping a board current means monitoring valuable skill sets and having difficult conversations, not eyeing the clock. The role of the board is more important — and complex — than ever. In many ways, the board is the tip of the spear in the battle against the disruptive forces that impact business more broadly — increased competitive risk, the rise of emerging technologies, and social and demographic shifts that impact everything from our customer base to brand identity to how we retain talent.
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Accountability, affect, and the political unconscious: A dialogue

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By John Borneman, Richard Wilson
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract This dialogue between John Borneman and Richard Ashby Wilson examines several of the key questions for law and politics that have come to the fore since the end of the Cold War. Beginning with Borneman's contributions over the last three decades, in which he elaborates the concepts of accountability, care, and affect, both authors then engage with how these issues emerge in their own research in different locales.
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Board Directors on Cybersecurity

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By Lawrence Cunningham, Bill Hayes Verified, Erin Essenmacher, John Borneman
| Directors & Boards Verified
Directors must understand the impact of cyber solutions and the value they bring to the organization. Not a week goes by, it seems, without a news headline discovering another cybersecurity breach — whether it affects U.S. lawmakers or millions of consumers. Constant cyber threats have captured the attention of boards of directors across the country, with 88% of them now viewing cyber incidents as a business risk, according to the 2022 Gartner Board of Directors Survey.
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Reinforcing Your ESG Commitment

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By John Borneman, Blair Jones
| Corporate Board Member Verified
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Thieme E-Journals - Homeopathy

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By Shahram Shahabi, John Borneman
| thieme-connect.de
Homeopathy DOI: 10.1055/s-0041-1732306 1 Ric Scalzo Botanical Research Institute, Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and Health Sciences, Tempe, Arizona, United States 2 Bioscientific LLC, Los Angeles, California, United States , John P. Borneman 3 Standard Homeopathic Company, Hyland's Inc., Los Angeles, California, United States › Author Affiliations Funding None.
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Golf fans: Get free tickets for the 2021 Evans Scholars Invitational

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By John Borneman
| Daily Herald Verified
Submitted by John Borneman Western Golf Association Updated 4/21/2021 10:41 PM SERVPRO of Glenview is partnering with the Western Golf Association to provide free admission for golf fans attending the 2021 Evans Scholars Invitational at The Glen Club in Glenview, tournament officials announced. The Korn Ferry Tour event, featuring golf's rising stars competing to make the PGA TOUR, is set for Thursday, May 27, through Sunday, May 30.
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Evaluating the Risk and Reward of Statistical Analysis

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By John Borneman
| Circuits Assembly Magazine Verified
Questions to ask before action is taken. Most who perform statistical analyses that guide organizations to solve problems do not have advanced degrees in statistics. We’ve attended classes at university, engaged in varying levels of Six Sigma training, or conducted self-study. But I think it is safe to say we all have learned that statistically evaluating a set of data is complicated and rife with uncertainty.
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Leo Strine Interview | Directors and Boards

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By Eve Tahmincioglu, John Borneman, Doug Raymond
| Directors & Boards Verified
Leo Strine Interview By Eve Tahmincioglu Boards Can Balance Profit & Social Purpose Influential corporate law judge Leo Strine discusses the role directors, investors and executives can play in curtailing income inequality and strengthening societal good.
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2019 Focus Areas for Boards

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By John Borneman, Doug Raymond
| Directors & Boards Verified
Time for reinvention, especially audit committees. Board agendas should continue to evolve in 2019. The game- changing implications of technology/digital innovation, scrutiny of corporate culture, growing demands to address environmental and social issues, and investor expectations for greater board engagement, diversity, and long-term value creation should all drive a sharper focus on positioning the company for the future.
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First Principles of Executive Pay: Setting Effective Performance Goals

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By John Borneman, Doug Raymond
| Directors & Boards Verified
Nearly all companies have the same philosophy for their executive compensation plans. The goal is to create incentives that drive the creation of value for shareholders and then align the pay for the executives with their performance against goals that will achieve this objective. While this ideal of “pay for performance” sounds simple in principle, creating the right calibration can be very challenging in practice, as many members of board compensation committees are painfully aware.
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Survival Guide: How Marcy Syms prepares for board meetings

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By John Borneman, Doug Raymond
| Directors & Boards Verified
Marcy Syms: Director, Rite Aid; Benco Dental; ERA Coalition; NPR Foundation; Women’s Forum of New York Marcy Syms goes into board meetings with one thing on her mind — profitability. Not only profitability for shareholders, but for all stakeholders. She considers this the difference between short-term and long-term goals. “Corporate America is on a destructive course that shareholders are final arbiters,” Syms says. “It’s a losing proposition to stay the same.
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Designating Courts for Shareholder Lawsuits is on the Rise

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By Doug Raymond, John Borneman
| Directors & Boards Verified
Exclusive forum provisions, however, are under growing scrutiny. Requirements adopted to force suits against companies be filed only in certain courts, while a growing trend, face legal scrutiny depending on whether the case involves internal or external issues. Two recent examples should be on the board’s radar. Blue Apron Holdings, Inc., Roku, Inc., and Stitch Fix, Inc.
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The Character of the Corporation: ESG Faces Tests of Staying Power, Especially With the Ghost of Milton Friedman in the Wings

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By Maureen Milford, John Borneman, Doug Raymond
| Directors & Boards Verified
Will a potential economic downturn, or the ghost of Milton Friedman, dampen the social-purpose movement? For more than 30 years, the accepted religion of corporate boards, investors, economists and the courts have held that the foremost obligation of directors is to take actions that make money for the owners of company stock.
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The Character of the Corporation: Stop Fighting ESG

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By Marran Ogilvie, Evan Dunn, John Borneman, Doug Raymond
| Directors & Boards Verified
The Character of the Corporation: Stop Fighting ESG By Marran Ogilvie and Evan Dunn Tips for becoming environmental, social & governance board leaders despite the lack of ESG clarity and standards. Companies, and the boards that run them, are in an ESG quandary. While funds and activists can set their social responsibility standards, the businesses they invest in are left to make sense of too-often vague or contradictory measures.
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How boards can manage work-life balance for CEOs

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By Caren Kenney, John Borneman, Doug Raymond
| Directors & Boards Verified
CEO Wellbeing is a Board Priority By Caren Kenney Time to tackle work-life and job challenges of the corner office. We are starting to hear more and more from top leaders of organizations on their personal struggles as a result of their role — whether it’s a Fortune 100 CEO reflecting on personal sacrifices and impact on her family, or a high-profile entrepreneur calling out concerns about his mental wellbeing in a way no other executive has candidly shared before.
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Anthony Rizzo and Edwin Jackson: Passion Projects

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By John Borneman
| chicagosplash.com
Cubs players Anthony Rizzo and Edwin Jackson give back by taking up causes that hit close to home. Click the photos above to skip to each player’s story. In 100 years on Chicago’s North Side, Wrigley Field has developed a reputation as “the friendly confines.”But Cubs Charities, the team’s foundation, makes sure those friendly vibes extend beyond the historic ballpark’s ivy-covered fences.
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BMW Championship suspended again

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By John Borneman
| suntimes.com
LAKE FOREST — Play at the BMW Championship has been suspended for a second time Sunday. Officials pulled the players off of Conway Farms Golf Club at 2:28 p.m. when another storm passed through Lake Forest. The tournament’s official Twitter feed urged fans to stay tuned for updates. Twenty-four of the field’s 70 players have yet to begin their fourth rounds. Any doubts over a Monday finish in this, the third of four FedEx Cup playoff events, were erased with the latest delay.
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Play resumes at BMW Championship

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By John Borneman
| suntimes.com
Officials have announced that the BMW Championship will resume at 1:30 p.m. Fourth-round play had been suspended at 10 a.m. because of steady rains that caused pooling on the greens and in the fairways. About half of the 70-player field was already on the course, and two groups had finished. Tournament officials said in a news release that all Sunday tickets and Any Day tickets would be honored Sunday, even if fans left the grounds during the weather delay.
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Rain forces delay at BMW Championship in Lake Forest

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By John Borneman
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
LAKE FOREST — Play has been suspended at the BMW Championship at Conway Farms Golf Club. Officials made the decision to delay the fourth round at 10 a.m. Sunday because of steady rains in Lake Forest that caused pooling on the greens and in the fairways. About half of the 70-player field was already on the course. A tweet from the BMW Championship’s official Twitter feed said the gates and parking lots were closed to spectators until further notice.
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BMW Championship at Conway Farms

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By John Borneman
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
LAKE FOREST — Steve Stricker did something he almost never does — pick a number. The Wisconsin native didn’t hit his goal of 8-under 63 Saturday, but he did give himself a chance to win the BMW Championship and perhaps, the FedEx Cup. Fueled by an eagle on the par-4 15th, Stricker closed with a 31 on the back nine at Conway Farms Golf Club to post a 7-under 64. That number — second only to Matt Kuchar’s 61 Saturday — put him at 12 under, just one shot behind Jim Furyk.
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Gary Woodland BMW Championship

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By John Borneman
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
No, Woodland has seen his pal Andrew Price, a Conway Farms member, hang up a few red numbers at the Lake Forest course. “Andrew is very talented,” said Woodland, who sits nine shots behind the leaders at 2 under after a 1-over 72 Friday. “The kid can flat-out play.” The 29-year-old Kansas native is having one of his best seasons on the PGA Tour. He won the Reno-Tahoe Open in early August — his second tour victory — and tied for second at The Barclays to open the FedEx Cup Playoffs.
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BMW Championship at Conway Farms

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By John Borneman
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
So you know all about Jim Furyk’s record-setting 59 at Conway Farms Golf Club Friday. Here are three things you should look for as the BMW Championship weekend begins Saturday. Woods walked off the 18th hole at Conway Farms Golf Club Friday believing he had carded a 1-under 70 in the second round of the BMW Championship. Not so fast. Woods was assessed a two-shot penalty for an incident that occurred on the first hole when he removed a loose impediment that was next to his ball.
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Chip Beck talks Jim Furyk's 59

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By John Borneman
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
LAKE FOREST — Chip Beck watched the second round of the BMW Championship on TV with his wife, waiting to see if golf’s 59 Club would be admitting a new member. By the time Jim Furyk played his approach shot into the ninth green at Conway Farms Golf Club Friday — his 18th hole of the day — Lake Forest’s resident Mr. 59 thought maybe Furyk would start his own club. “I thought he might hole it, because after the drive, it was a pretty easy shot,” Beck said.
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