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Boards Must Harness the Tech Challenge

Last week I attended a governance conference in New York City. The primary focus of the meeting was education of directors who serve members and other important stakeholders. The real challenge that CEOs and boards face is to learn as fast as the world is changing. This implies a commitment...

Last week I attended a governance conference in New York City. The primary focus of the meeting was education of directors who serve members and other important stakeholders. The real challenge that CEOs and boards face is to learn as fast as the world is changing. This implies a commitment to strengthening our skills to understand the impact of technology and multigenerational members.

As you study these trends, it becomes apparent that different sectors of society absorb information and draw conclusions about products and services in different ways. Therefore, looking over the horizon will require a redefinition of leadership. In the past, clearly stated, a leader served others. Today, that definition of leadership requires both service and learning.

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