With persisting turbulence and uncertainty in the global economy, the role of leaders in business is more important than ever before, and there is no place for complacency or uncertainty at the board level. The frequency with which leading companies are encountering challenging situations makes it essential that all executive and non-executive board members have a clear picture of how they can add value in these situations and how they can best contribute to the long-term success of their company.
Alvarez & Marsal’s research has once again revealed several thought-provoking topics to encourage chief executives, chairmen and board directors to reflect on their own roles and relationships and the way in which their senior management and board interact.
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Boards in Challenging Times - The Chief Executive’s Perspective
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