Most board evaluations start from the wrong place. They ask “interesting” questions rather than relevant ones, treat compliance as the goal rather than performance, and produce reports that sit on a shelf.
Better Boards has spent years researching what separates effective boards from ineffective ones, including interviewing over 100 Chairs, Directors, and Investment Managers. The result is the Seven Hallmarks of Effective Boards: a peer-reviewed, evidence-based framework that focuses on what truly drives boardroom performance.
In this 60-minute session, Dr Sabine Dembkowski will walk through the framework and the gap between what high-performing boards do and what most boardrooms look like in practice today.
