Have we fully recognized the immense value a chairperson brings to a company’s success? The chairperson plays a pivotal role in steering the board and the company towards success. They ensure effective governance by: • Providing unparalleled leadership to the board. • Strategically setting the agenda and facilitating highly effective board meetings. • Serving as a crucial liaison between the board and management. • Guaranteeing that the board functions with utmost efficiency and independence. In addition to their well-known duties, what are some unique responsibilities that the chairperson holds within an organization?
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I participated in a pretty insightful little webinar today addressing the topic of Board Management. What made it even more interesting....Edward Norton! A couple of key points I took away: 🔺 Founders should view it as a reciprocal arrangement, and not just a one way street of CEO reporting to the Board. 🔺 The fact that boards don't always have great accountability ensuring their board members are engaged and contributing. 🔺 Edward Norton knows his shit.
