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The book outlines three essential steps for individuals aspiring to join their first board. The author emphasizes the importance of adding tangible value to boards beyond mere diversity.
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Through clear and concise explanations, it equips readers with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the complex landscape of modern business environments.
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The book is written through case studies. Each case study throws light on a time, a period, an organisation, a professional culture challenged to change.
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By- Institute of Directors | Authored by- Dr. Ganesh Natarajan | Mr. Ejaz Ghani
Mar 05, 2024
It takes an optimist's view and uses a lens of success to view the past, examine the present and identify torches that can shine into the darkness of the unknown and determine robust pathways for the future.
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By- Institute of Directors | Authored by- Anne Mieke Eggenkamp | Fennemiek Gommer
Feb 07, 2024
The book also addresses the critical link between diversity and creativity in boardrooms. It advocates diversity both in expertise and ways of thinking to create a positive impact
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By- Institute of Directors | Authored by- Dr. Tulsi Jayakumar | Mr. R. Gopalakrishnan
Jan 04, 2024
Inside the Boardroom provides an extraordinary peek into how directors' behaviour may be the real underlying cause of corporate failure.
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Transforming Nokia is a fast moving business case study with a thriller like selection of twists and turns as the company's options dwindle and change. It analyses a massive corporate failure from an inside perspective
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This is a field guide for businesses and individuals alike to navigate change, a compass, a system of content, resources, and ideas on how to stay relevant and capture opportunities in our rapidly changing world.
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Popular stories about disruption, retold countless times, fail to identify the true underlying forces leading to the demise of former market leaders. When we get the stories wrong, we risk learning the wrong lessons from recent history.
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The five pillars the book enumerates are physical security, people security, data security, infrastructure security, and crisis management. Putting these in place can assist an organisation in mitigating its risks both from technological and legal perspectives.
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