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Board Review Due?
23 Jul 2015Needed but too challenging? Email for a free simple self appraisal for you and your board.
Complete it confidentially in your own office. Takes only ten minutes. Then for a summarised result, email back to the Board Secretary, Chair, or to me if complete privacy is desired.
The outcome? A sound basis for setting Board development goals that will blow your mind how effective and simple it is.
Eric Livingstone
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FIFA Debacle
22 Jun 2015The audacity and the sheer size of the corruption in FIFA staggers us. And as Joe Bennett in the Press recently commented, isn’t this what can occur in business too with major international banks fined for fixing exchange rates or recycling vast sums of drug money....
Inappropriate Behaviour and the Downfall of Ethical Standards
02 Jul 2014Ethical standards are key in keeping inappropriate behaviour within an organisation under control so that an organisation's culture can continue to flourish....
Being a Board Member is Not Always Fun
05 Jun 2014It was a very sober observation from the owner and director of a fishing company whose vessel sank and was convicted in court recently, concluding that is not worth it to be the director of a family company when you were not really involved in its oversight....
Business Risk
01 Dec 2013We are all constantly made aware of the fact that a substantial part of running any business is the time required on minimising and coping with risks. Some of our business risks we cope with on a day today basis with strategies built into our regular routines – supply issues, currency fluctuations, difficulties of attracting staff with a ‘lets do it’ attitude, just to name a few....
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