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The Board's Role in Corporate Strategy

Corporate strategy is a difficult undertaking for directors, even in the best of times. While management draws on significant resources to develop and refine corporate strategy, directors have fewer opportunities to contribute to the endeavor. It is not surprising then that while CEOs suggest that participating in corporate strategy is the second most important activity that their boards undertake, they give their boards only the 11th highest grade for their performance in this realm. "What's the board's role in strategy development?...

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By: Andrew Tuch

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