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Renewed DOJ Emphasis on Compensation Compliance Connection – October 2023
NACD Calls for Explicit use of Culture to Drive Board Excellence – September 2023
Interlocking Boards and the Intersection of Antitrust and Governance Laws – August 2023
Fundamental Considerations: Nonprofit Board Oversight of M&A Transactions – August 2023
Proposed New Hart Scott Rodino Rules Have Major Impact on Board Oversight of Strategic Transactions – July 2023
Corporate Governance Trends: Mid-Year Top 10 – June 2023
Primary Responsibilities of Senior Governance Support Personnel – June 2023
Practical Applications of the McDonald’s Decisions – May 2023
Addressing Conflicts of Interest Arising on the Margins – May 2023
Basic Distinctions Between the Roles of the Board of Directors and of Executive Management – May 2023
Discussion Draft on Key Elements of “Board Effectiveness” – May 2023
New Governance Principles Suggest Subtle Shift in Power Back to the Board of Directors – April 2023
State AGs and Nonprofit Health Care: What Leadership “Needs to Know” – April 2023
New DOJ Policy on Executive Compensation – March 2023
Practical Applications of Officers New McDonald’s Oversight Duties – March 2023
Caremark Oversight Duties Extended to Corporate Officers – February 2023
Governance Implications of DOJ’s Newly Revised Corporate Enforcement Policy – January 2023
Ephemeral Messaging and the Importance of Board Oversight – December 2022
“Executive Chairman” as a Corporate Officer – December 2022
Observations on New Governance Surveys – December 2022
New Governance Principles Serve as Important Board Resource – October 2022
Mission, Margin & the Law: New Focus on an Old Topic – October 2022
Preparing Boards For The Major New “ESG” Influence In Health Care – September 2022
Key Elements of Board Oversight of Financial Matters – September 2022
New Developments in Board Composition Practices: Strategic Experience Sought; Turnover Measures Emphasized – August 2022
Impact of New DOJ Compliance Certification Policy – July 2022
Important New Developments in Board Committee Structure and Practices – July 2022
New Department of Justice Measurements for Compliance Program Effectiveness – July 2022
Responding to Alarming New Data on CEO Resignation – July 2022
Leading Governance Trends for Hospitals and Health Systems at Mid-Year – June 2022
The Wall Street Journal Coverage Prompts New Focus on Board Oversight of “AI” – April 2022
Interlocking Boards and the Intersection of Antitrust and Governance Laws – April 2022
Basic Governance Principles and Best Practices – March 2022
Corporate Governance Lessons from New ACC Chief Legal Officer Survey – January 2022
THE GOVERNING HEALTH PODCAST
In today’s economic and regulatory environment, healthcare corporations and their leadership face a host of legal and reputational challenges that must be addressed strategically and proactively. The Governing Health thought leadership series, delivered by McDermott governance partner Michael W. Peregrine, provides engaging, issue-based resources on the risk areas corporations face and how the general counsel’s office and the board can address them.
THE CRITICAL ROLE OF EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE IN CREDIT ANALYSIS
SARBANES OXLEY’S LEGACY: A REFRESHER FOR CORPORATE DIRECTORS
BOARD DIALOGUE – EP. 4: ADDRESSING CURRENT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES
Board Engagement on Emerging Patient Care and Safety, Finance and Workforce Issues
The Great Resignation and Healthcare CEOs
Part Two – Priorities and Trends for the Compensation Committee
Part One – Priorities and Trends for the Compensation Committee
Managing the Whipsaw: Boardroom Expectations Through the Ebb and Flow of COVID-19
Why This Economic Thought Leader is Optimistic for the Future: John Challenger
Tired of Being Your Hero: Reimagining the Post-Pandemic Healthcare Industry
E-BOOK
KEY AGENDA ITEMS FOR BOARD COMMITTEES, THIRD EDITION: SUPPORTING COMMITTEE EFFECTIVENESS IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
In this latest edition, we’re focusing on the unique and special issues committees should include in their 2022 agenda, especially those that are driven by the events of the last two years.
