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  • Volume 8, Issue 8
    March 24, 2024
    When Executives Stand in the Way — Create the Right Tone at the Top for Change
    In the race toward innovation and transformation, it can be easy for leadership to overlook their crucial role in driving change in the organization, including fostering vital new mindsets and behaviors.What you should know: Executive engagement is a critical component to enable change. It’s important to make the distinction that leaders and…
  • Volume 8, Issue 7
    November 29, 2023
    Assessment Questions for Audit Committees to Consider
    As they self-assess their performance periodically, audit committees may find useful the illustrative questions we have made available in our Assessment Questions for Audit Committees to Consider. Committee members should periodically assess the committee’s composition, charter and agenda focus in view of the company’s industry,…
  • Volume 8, Issue 7
    November 29, 2023
    Setting the 2024 Audit Committee Agenda
    Compared to prior years, our suggested 2024 audit committee agenda has taken a bit of a turn due to ongoing and recent market and regulatory developments. A complex business environment: The 2024 audit committee agenda includes important enterprise, governance, process, technology, and financial reporting and disclosure issues that merit…
  • Volume 8, Issue 6
    September 25, 2023
    Take a New Approach to Succession Planning and Leadership Development
    Delivering results — and the 60-hour-a-week grind fests that doing so demanded — often sufficed for “leadership development.” Not anymore.What’s at stake: It’s time to understand new talent and workforce realities. Organizations that fail to address succession planning and leadership development inadequacies won’t be successful over the long term…
  • Volume 8, Issue 5
    May 4, 2023
    Organizational Culture Is a Competitive Advantage
    1 big thing: Where are the culture strategies? Consider this: If culture eats strategy for breakfast, why do some organizations continue to respond to labor shortages and economic contractions with salary increases, staff reductions and other snack-sized, often short-sighted actions?
  • Volume 8, Issue 4
    February 21, 2023
    Talent Strategies Demand a New Normal
    People and culture sit atop the list of key risk concerns of board members and executives worldwide looking out over the next 12 months as well as into 2032, according to the latest Top Risks Survey from Protiviti and NC State University’s ERM Initiative. Even amid an uncertain economy, inflationary conditions and fears of a possible…
  • Volume 8, Issue 3
    December 9, 2022

    Setting the 2023 Audit Committee Agenda
    As in prior years, our suggested 2023 audit committee agenda includes important enterprise, process and technology issues and financial reporting and disclosure issues. In addition to discussing these agenda items, we have offered questions for audit committees to consider when self-assessing their own performance with respect to executing the…
  • Volume 8, Issue 2
    October 13, 2022
    The ESG Debate: Where Does Your Company Stand?
    A University of Oxford and Protiviti global survey reports that North American companies are less committed to ESG than their counterparts in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. The questions are why this disparity exists, and where does your organization stand?
  • Volume 8, Issue 1
    September 13, 2022

    Integrating Your Business and Talent Strategy
    By Fran Maxwell, Managing Director People Advisory and Organizational Change Global Leader Today’s challenging business climate demands that boards of directors and executive leaders view the organization’s talent strategy in coordination and lockstep with their strategic business objectives. High-performing organizations are deploying a new…
  • Volume 7, Issue 11
    September 8, 2021
    Ransomware: Preventing an Attack and Responding to and Recovering From an Attack
    Ransomware attacks have been around for many years. In the past, cyber-threat actors would penetrate a company’s computer and network systems and obtain data with the objective of returning it upon payment. The demanded payments were usually smaller than the ransoms requested in recent incidents. Most of these incidents weren’t financially…
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