Measuring what is important: Evaluating board effectiveness
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We often discuss good governance, punctual meetings, detailed minutes, and compliant committees. However, the real question remains: what has the board achieved?
The truth is, many boards look impressive on paper yet preside over organisations that are struggling to grow, losing talent, or drifting financially.
In a conversation with Taka Svosve, executive director of the Institute of Global Leadership and Administration (IGLA), we challenged the assumption that a well-organised board is automatically an effective one.
Author's summary: Evaluating board effectiveness goes beyond compliance.
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