“Corporate boards remain the weakest link in our free enterprise system.”
- “Money for Nothing – How CEO’s and Boards Are Bankrupting America” by John Gillespie and David Zweig
- “Money for Nothing – How CEO’s and Boards Are Bankrupting America” by John Gillespie and David Zweig
We are looking for fresh, hard hitting ideas, free of consultative jargon. AICBA BoardWatch is focused on the review, distillation, analysis, discussion and opinion on significant issues involving material damage to corporate stakeholders resulting from serious business irregularities and gross strategic decision making negligence at the executive and board levels. AICBA BoardWatch is published by the American Institute for Certified Board Advisors, an organization dedicated to insuring organizational honesty and operational soundness, the business integrity of the enterprise.
AICBA’s research and advocacy mission is to equip current and prospective board members and their key advisors with a rational set of principles and skills to drive competent decision making and robust oversight of any corporate enterprise. We believe this is the key to deterring, detecting, responding and effectively resolving material decision making negligence, irregularities and corruption before the damage is done. AICBA BoardWatch is intended to be a practical, insightful tool for corporate board members, corporate shareholders, other corporate stakeholders, executives, attorneys, auditors, investigators, regulators and others interested in strengthening corporate directorship. We are currently accepting papers for review & publishing. Papers should be limited to three pages (250-750 word).
The Institute is interested in exploring a host of issues including but not limited to:
Specific topics of interest include:
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The first number of the Journal will be published this Fall. Submissions are encouraged as soon as possible.
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American Institute of Certified Board Advisors
Email: John L. Verna