Building Intelligent Boards A New Perspective on Corporate Governance (True Retail ) | 2.5 MB
Title: Building Intelligent Boards
Author: Bob Garratt
Category: Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Counseling & Guidance, Health & Well Being, Self Help
Language: English | 315 str. Pages | ISBN: 9781911724865
Description:
Across world the public feel that their organisations are not well governed. They feel that those charged with being ultimately accountable for delivering total organisational effectiveness, the directors, are not competent. They are usually correct. Our organisations are the apex of human development. Directors are accountable for both giving them direction to achieve their purpose; and simultaneously ensuring their prudent control. So, it is a paradox that directorship, the most important job needed to sustain and develop our human organisations, is often given to those with the least training to fulfil the related duties.
This book explores the challenging world of ‘corporate governance’. Often a mystery to the public and treated as a ‘have to do’ rather than a ‘want to do’ by many directors and boards. Rather than accept corporate governance as the legal framework for their key role in an organisation most view it simply as an irritating minor additional task -…
Across world the public feel that their organisations are not well governed. They feel that those charged with being ultimately accountable for delivering total organisational effectiveness, the directors, are not competent. They are usually correct. Our organisations are the apex of human development. Directors are accountable for both giving them direction to achieve their purpose; and simultaneously ensuring their prudent control. So, it is a paradox that directorship, the most important job needed to sustain and develop our human organisations, is often given to those with the least training to fulfil the related duties.
This book explores the challenging world of ‘corporate governance’. Often a mystery to the public and treated as a ‘have to do’ rather than a ‘want to do’ by many directors and boards. Rather than accept corporate governance as the legal framework for their key role in an organisation most view it simply as an irritating minor additional task -…
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