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What do you need to consider in forming your board in a way that gets the benefits you need from it without the nightmares? Keep three points in mind: 1) Be intentional in shaping the role of the board, 2) select your first directors for their competencies, and 3) consider the processes and norms you need to establish about how your board operates.
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Authors: Lana J. Furr, Richard M. Furr, Ph.D.
Source: CEO Refresher
Subject: Corporate Governance
Authors: Lana J. Furr, Richard M. Furr, Ph.D.
Source: CEO Refresher
Subject: Corporate Governance
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Very clear and concise.