by Rose Mercier | May 8, 2018 | Rose Mercier
I coach an organization that, like many other organizations, is wondering how changing population demographics will affect them. They have been proactively trying to understand how their association will be relevant in the future to the various generations – Baby...
by Dee Incoronato | Apr 17, 2018 | Dee Incoronato
We’ve all been asked, “What’s the plan?” At home, at work, with friends and family everyone asks about the plan. Who is making the plan and who is in charge of the plan? Plans can be short or long depending upon their purpose. If I plan to make dinner tonight, I need...
by Jannice Moore | Nov 28, 2017 | Jannice Moore
I recently had an old lilac tree removed from my yard and had someone come to grind out the main stump. Then I decided it would be a good place to create a new garden bed, but there was a lot of work to be done to prepare the bed. Since my approach to life is to...
by Richard Stringham | Oct 24, 2017 | Richard Stringham
These days, we have come to expect remarkable changes in our lives based on technological innovations. Could such innovations apply to governance? In his informative and charming video lectures, Professor Bob Tricker explains how corporate governance has evolved over...
by Ted Hull | Oct 3, 2017 | Ted Hull
You are likely reading this blog because you have some familiarity with a board which professes to be using Policy Governance®. Maybe your board has been using the “Carver model” for years or it is using a hybrid model of Policy Governance. I was hardly aware of...
