Join Byron Loflin, CEO, Center for Board Excellence, Chris Stevens, Chief Revenue Officer, Nasdaq Governance Solutions, and Eve Tahmincioglu, Executive Editor & Digital Director, Directors & Boards Magazine as they discuss best practices for board performance assessment.
Board Assessment Best Practices - Enhancing Your Board's Capabilities
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
2 p.m. ET | 11 a.m. PT
60 minutes
Click to ReplayDirectors recognize the importance of a board performance assessment (evaluation) as a catalyst for deeper engagement and to ensure effective oversight of management and organizational risk. Great corporate governance complements great strategy. Identifying the best assessment process, however, has historically been a challenge. Governance is not a one-size-fits-all proposition.
This webinar will discuss board-assessment best practices, including how to structure a robust evaluation process and how to design assessments that meet the unique needs of your board and organization. We’ll provide a clearer understanding of how the process will help enhance board engagement, dynamics, board-management alignment and promote achievement of corporate goals. Finally, we’ll review potential pitfalls so assessments don’t become director disruptions.
Join Byron Loflin, CEO, Center for Board Excellence, Chris Stevens, Chief Revenue Officer, Nasdaq Goverance Solutions, and Eve Tahmincioglu, Executive Editor & Digital Director, Directors & Boards Magazine as they discuss best practices for board performance assessment.
Byron Loflin
CEO, Center for Board Excellence
Byron is the founder of the Center for Board Excellence (CBE) and is architect of CBE’s unique board assessment and advisory platform. Byron is recognized in the governance community for developing unique products that address board dynamics, corporate culture, accountability and performance. His experience and expertise are in the design and administration of assessments and advising board chairs, boards, committees, directors and executive management in a full range of corporate governance matters including strategic alignment, best practices, board refreshment, diversity, structures and corporate planning. He and his team have performed several hundred third-party board, committee, peer and CEO self-assessments for organizations of all structures and sizes.
Byron is a graduate of Harvard Business School (OPM) and James Madison University (BA). He is a member of the Society for Corporate Governance, Institute of Directors (UK), and the National Association of Corporate Directors.
Some of his recent published works include: “Reboot, Not Refresh,” International Banker Spring 2018; “Board Evaluations: Getting Aligned,” published by Nasdaq 2017, and “Six Reasons Digital D&O Questionnaires Streamline Proxy Disclosure,” published by Nasdaq 2017, and Board Evaluations 101, 2016.
Chris Stevens
Chief Revenue Officer, Nasdaq Governance Solutions
Nasdaq Governance Solutions Chief Revenue Officer Chris Stevens leads governance sales and customer success teams globally, working with our over 150,000 users and 4000+ clients. Previously Chris lead Nasdaq’s Corporate Solutions sales and account management teams globally.
Prior to Nasdaq Chris lead global capital markets sales for GfK Research, and held various sales leadership roles across the buy-side.
Chris holds a bachelor of science in economics from the University of West Georgia.
Eve Tahmincioglu
Executive Editor & Digital Director, Directors & Boards
Eve Tahmincioglu is executive editor and digital director for Directors & Boards magazine. She is an award-winning journalist most recently covering business for NBCNews.com and Today.com. She’s the author of "From the Sandbox to the Corner Office", produces the CareerDiva.net blog named one of the top 9 must read blogs by CareerBuilder, and was named one of the top 10 business tweeters on Twitter by CNN and CareerBuilder. (Follow her on Twitter at @EveAsks.) She’s also written for the New York Times, Business Week, Kiplinger's, The Atlantic, Time, Knowledge@Wharton, and Harvard Business Review.
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