type Article date 24 Feb 2025 read time 4 min to read Sue Suckling: ‘I’ve always been someone to make things happen’ One of the first women to sit on a board, Sue Suckling shares what it took to push change and the people who supported her along the way. Board composition Diversity Leadership
type Article date 21 Feb 2025 read time 2 min to read Governance news bites – 21 February 2025 A collection of governance-related news that you might have missed in the past two weeks.
type Article date 21 Feb 2025 read time 2 min to read Evaluating before the failures The UK Post Office scandal highlights critical importance of ethical leadership, accountability and stakeholder engagement. Board evaluation Leadership
type Article date 20 Feb 2025 read time 4 min to read What I'm reading - Daryn Govender What laws do you live by that bring you closer to your purpose? This review addresses 33 laws that are applicable to everyday life. Leadership Purpose
type Article date 20 Feb 2025 read time 3 min to read The key to achieving sustainable growth The circular economy can help unlock economic growth by reducing waste, optimising resource usage and creating new business models. Climate change Leadership
type Article date 20 Feb 2025 read time 4 min to read The AI guardrails schism – where should NZ stand? World leaders are no longer in step when it comes to regulating the impacts of AI. AI Leadership
type Article date 20 Feb 2025 read time 3 min to read Governance and orders of consciousness: a different leadership lens Effective directors and chairs need more than job-based competencies. Leadership
OPINION type Article date 20 Feb 2025 read time 3 min to read IMHO: Cybersecurity, reputation and tough calls New Zealand directors can learn from Australia’s latest boardroom scandal. Crisis management Cyber security Leadership
type Article date 20 Feb 2025 read time 4 min to read Who are you backing in the AI race? We need to remove the FOMO – and find the right horse, says Kiwi AI strategy consultant Tim Sharp. AI Digital
OPINION type Article date 20 Feb 2025 read time 3 mins to read IMHO: A short-term focus on survival is exhausting How to switch our thinking from what we feel we lack to what we can offer.
type Article date 5 Feb 2025 read time 2 min to read Governance news bites – February 2025 A collection of governance-related news snapshots that you might have missed in the past two weeks. Diversity Ethics Succession Planning
type Article date 5 Feb 2025 read time 3 min to read Prioritising safety for leaders and boards – lessons from a tragedy Keeping our people, and ourselves, safe is a governance imperative. Health and safety
type Article date 4 Feb 2025 read time 2 min to read The future of jobs The World Economic forum predicts how the workforce of tomorrow is being shaped today. Climate change Talent
type Article date 4 Feb 2025 read time 3 min to read Board Packs support effective decisions Zero in on governance specific issues with Board Packs - the Institute of Directors’ new board development product. Board meetings Conflict of interests Health and safety
type Article date 3 Feb 2025 read time 3 min to read Modern slavery: boards must lead with integrity Modern slavery is not only a moral imperative but an economic and social priority for New Zealand business. Liability Supply chains
Opinion type Article date 3 Feb 2025 read time 4 min to read IMHO: Generative AI in the boardroom – two views into the future Embracing AI in the right way can help boards build trust and enhance governance. AI Board meetings Digital
type Article date 3 Feb 2025 read time 2 min to read The shifting DEI landscape: Why directors should stay the course Research consistently shows that diversity leads to more effective, long-term value creation. Diversity
type Article date 3 Feb 2025 read time 2 min to read Resignation letters and transparency Directors active in the public sector need to be keenly aware of heightened obligations that come with their roles.
type Article date 3 Feb 2025 read time 3 min to read The Chairman’s Lounge – Joe Aston on the downfall of Qantas The story of how the once-loved Australian airline became a ‘national pariah’. Conduct Conflict of interests Leadership
type Article date 31 Jan 2025 read time 3 min to read We will have to learn to live with machines that can think The impact of artificial intelligence on productivity could be epoch-making. AI Digital