Nasdaq Center for Board Excellence

It is important for companies and their boards to stay abreast of significant legal developments that may impact their operations and strategic planning. The U.S. Supreme Court's decisions in the cases Loper Bright Enterprises et al. v. Raimondo and Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce are two such developments.

Nasdaq's Byron Loflin unravels the intricacies of being an effective board member and amplifying board effectiveness.

Nasdaq's governance experts dive into eight key areas that boards should consider to successfully navigate ambiguity.

Staying true to the essential aspects of the board’s role can help board members add unique value in the boardroom.

To enhance governance excellence, boards should leverage the skills and experiences that each director brings to the boardroom.

Governance leaders share how new technologies can strengthen patterns of learning, engaging and decision-making in the boardroom.

With heightened enterprise risks, Chief Legal Officers have become essential in business strategy, decision-making and internal collaboration.

The Nasdaq Center for Board Excellence Advisory Board discusses how a lifelong learning mindset is key to building resilient boards that are attuned to dynamic environments.

The transformative potential of generative artificial intelligence (AI) like significant technological innovations that came before it, is at once exciting and alarming.

Corporations are assessing opportunities to enhance profitability and efficiency with AI tools while working to anticipate and mitigate unintentional consequences.

In a complex business environment, boards’ oversight of enterprise risk management can benefit from an integrated reporting structure.

In this Nasdaq Spotlight episode, Helle Bank Jørgensen, CEO & Founder of Competent Boards and Nasdaq Center for Board Excellence Insights Council Member, discusses the demand for ESG and climate education and offers advice for those getting introduced to corporate governance.

With corporate sustainability on the rise, investors and stakeholders are increasingly looking at ESG initiatives from companies across the globe. Recent developments, including the signing of The Inflation Reduction Act, suggests the need for boards and leaders to remain educated on evolving sustainability perspectives as well as tools and strategies to meet new expectations.

As businesses continue to grapple with a dynamic global landscape, Nasdaq and Sephora leaders discuss how a clear and innovative corporate culture can help build supply chain resilience.

As companies prepare remarks for the Q2 2022 earnings season, our latest trends and insights report summarizes our findings into five key ESG topics.

In a world of growing competition and technology advancements, people have come to the forefront as a critical asset and an authentic competitive advantage. It is a critical time for CHROs to have a seat at the board table.

International governance, board leadership, and public policy specialists engage in discussion about the board’s role in navigating ESG in times of volatility, maintaining focus on sustainability, and the evolving impact on good governance.

Aidan Mouat’s critical review applies the principles of the circular economy to the broader context of biotechnology innovations for food-waste reduction. The evaluation of sustainability and relationship to the food-waste management hierarchy are discussed with relevance to recent innovations in biotransformation of food waste and food-waste prevention.

Board members share how boards can ensure that every director feels free to contribute with their unique perspectives in the boardroom to strengthen a cohesive corporate strategies.

Based on insights from CEOs and board members at Zoom and Sonos, the ‘Diversity, Equity & Inclusion’ Insights Council share best practices for finding and welcoming first-time board members with diverse backgrounds.

A diverse set of skills, knowledge and perspectives in the boardroom can make a board stronger. PwC leaders share strategies and insights to increase women’s representation at the board level and support women’s career growth.

Nasdaq and RANE leaders share insights for directors and management teams to better respond to a compounding of risks and increased demands for transparency and disclosure.

For the survival of businesses in a rapidly changing risk landscape, the rule of adaptability has never been more crucial than right now. Read insights from RANE and Nasdaq’s in-depth virtual summit around these pressing topics with some of the world’s experts in the field.

Data security and risk experts offer further insights on emerging cybersecurity regulations and expectations, sharing five steps for boards and executives to keep in mind when addressing cyber and data concerns and initiatives in the boardroom.