Board and CEO succession are two of the most difficult challenges that boards face. Too frequently, the Governance & Nominating Committee waits until a director or executive decides to leave before planning a new search. Even then, the pool of candidates is too often restricted to the board's network, leaving many qualified individuals out of consideration and rendering the board vulnerable to groupthink.
How should boards best plan for board and CEO succession so that they are prepared for the inevitable need to find a new director or CEO? How should boards ensure that candidates have the right mix of skills and experiences? How does board succession impact long-term shareholder value?
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Jim (small board) and Kathy (large board)
XCEO Insight: Board should have a minimum of 7 directors and
no more than 15 directors.
Jim (private board), Kathy (public board) and Dr. Crawford
Dr. Crawford and Kathy
The Corporate Governance & Nominating Committee is the only standing committee that has a charter to provide oversight for the entire board.
Dr. Crawford
The Corporate Governance & Nominating Committee is the only standing committee that has a charter to provide oversight for the entire board.
Dr. Crawford
Dr. Crawford
Dr. Crawford
Kathy (board), Jim (prospect) and Dr. Crawford (search firm)