Inside Europe’s Boardrooms

In this episode, David Tyler discusses the advancements allowed by the UK Corporate Governance Code and debates potential burdens.

In this episode, Philip Willems talks to high-level trends in today’s Dutch boardrooms. Are boards keeping up with the pace of change?

In this episode, Cristiana Falcone explains what lessons boards can learn from the discussions and research originating from the World Economic Forum.

In this episode, Richard Fenning explains how boards can improve their visibility across the geopolitical landscape. He also underscores the dangers of complacency in this area.

In this episode, Colin Low compares the styles of public and private equity boards. What can public company board members learn from private equity?

In this episode, Maria Dolores Pescador outlines tips for boards across all three areas: governance, risk and compliance.

In this episode, Emmet Keeffe explains how today’s directors should be thinking about digital strategy, risk and leadership.

In this episode, Andy Green frames the culture challenge in today’s boardrooms. What are the challenges to overseeing corporate culture?

In this episode, Orna NiChionna frames the responsibilities of today’s senior independent directors.

In this episode, Hein Knaapen draws from his experience on both sides of the table to discuss how CHROs add value in today’s boardrooms.

In this episode, Jonathan Nelson draws a comparison between the U.S. and the European investor landscape.

In this episode, Helen Weir draws on her experience chairing various audit committees to answer common questions.

In this episode, David Tyler outlines three reasons why board diversity is so important—particularly in light of recent corporate crises and governance failures. Tyler also touches on the role of the board chair in driving diversity of all kinds in today’s boardrooms.