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Commentary & OpinionDecember 19, 2007 Five Simple Steps to Build a Winning Corporate Culture  By: Gary Bradt If I asked your employees, "What's it like to work at your company? What kind of place is it?" their answers would largely describe your company culture. How would your employees answer? Would you like what you heard? If not, a... December 17, 2007 Global Governance: New Players, New Rules; Global Governance, Financial Markets, Globalization, GovernanceBy: The Brookings James M. Boughton, IMF Historian and Assistant Director of the Policy Development and Review Department. Colin I. Bradford, Nonresident Senior Fellow, Global Economy and Development November 29, 2007 We’ve Merged or Reorganized. Now What? By: Gary Bradt Successfully Lead Through Major Organizational Change November 27, 2007 Growing CEOs from the Inside - Q&A with: Joseph L. BowerBy: Sean Silverthorne There is no more important decision a board can make than naming a CEO. Yet most companies pay scant attention to the issue of succession other than a few whispered names in the hallways. The result? The hiring of an outsider who... October 1, 2007 Your Company's ESG - Environmental, Social, and Governance Factors Are Mattering More Now to Institutional Investors By: By Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - September/October 2007) The financial executive's daily conversations are studded with abbreviations and acronyms - CEO, CFO, ROI, SEC, FASB, PCAOB, LBO, CDO, ROE, and many more. Add this to your collection: ESG. Chances are an increasing number of... September 17, 2007 "De-Mystifying Nonprofits." Hosted by Celeste TerryBy: Larry Checco Branding expert Larry Checco recently appeared with Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland (NHSGC) executive director Lou Tisler on the internet-based radio talk show "De-Mystifying Nonprofits." Tisler has declared... August 22, 2007 Should Public Plans Engage In Social Investing?By: Center for Retirement Research, Boston College By Alicia H. Munnell Social investing is a movement that advocates incorporating social and environmental considerations, as well as financial factors, when making investment decisions. The most recent incarnation of this movement is the initiative... August 1, 2007 Proxy Seasons: Observation Posts for Institutional Investor Concerns By: By Hank Boerner - (Corporate Finance Review - July/August 2007) Proxy seasons have become excellent observation posts for examining institutional shareholder concerns. In proxy matter, there are now more players and more power exerted (and exhibited) by a growing corps of... March 7, 2007 Unlocking the Mysteries of an Internal Brand Audit By: Reprinted from Branding Bytes By Larry Checco Like a financial or communications audit, an internal brand audit is an independent review of an organization’s brand, which, if done properly, provides the organization with a baseline for how clearly its brand is defined, March 1, 2007 Why Programs Require Administrative Support By: Sara C. Weiss Director of Development Long Island Council of Churches What does a wise nonprofit manager do when a major donor offers a large gift but restricts it to “program expenses,” with no provision for funding the administrative costs required to support the program? Displaying results 11 to 20 out of 27 [What would you find useful here?]
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