Idea posted: November 2021
Institutions: Stanford Graduate School of Business
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More than ever before, employees are asking the companies they work for to take a stand and become actively involved in supporting environmental and social causes. The increasingly visible activism…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #803Idea posted: July 2015
Institutions: Stanford Graduate School of Business
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A new survey from Stanford University’s Rock Center for Corporate Governance on how investors use information from corporate proxy statements reveals deep dissatisfaction with corporate disclosure about executive compensation. The…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #528Idea posted: June 2015
Institutions: Stanford Graduate School of Business
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The Stanford Graduate School of Business surveyed 924 directors of nonprofit organizations. Conducted in collaboration with BoardSource and GuideStar, the surveyed covered areas such as the engagement of directors, their…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #525Idea posted: October 2014
Institutions: Stanford Graduate School of Business National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI)
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Companies want shareholders who share their long-term investment horizon, according to a survey of 138 North American investor relations professionals. More than 90% of the companies surveyed describe their ideal…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #447Idea posted: October 2014
Institutions: Stanford Graduate School of Business The Institute of Executive Development (IED) The Conference Board
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Succession planning is a vital issue for corporations. As CEOs leave, the smoother transitions occur when a successor or a short list of successors has been groomed and is prepared…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #443Idea posted: September 2014
Institutions: Stanford Graduate School of Business Stanford Law School
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Based on a survey of nearly 200 North American CEOs, board directors and senior executives, Stanford’s 2013 Executive Coaching Survey revealed that nearly 2/3 of the CEOs were ‘going it…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #442Idea posted: September 2014
Institutions: Stanford Graduate School of Business Stanford Law School
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CEOs tend to be strong in decision-making and the financial elements of their jobs, but weak when it comes to managing their people and developing talent, according to a survey…
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