NACD in the News

• How to Engage Boards on Hot-Button Topics

  NACD Chair Sue Cole and President and CEO Peter Gleason, discuss the importance of commenting on social issues and how to navigate them with ease.

• Four Traps Boards Should Avoid

  NACD President & CEO Peter Gleason wrote an op-ed for Inside Sources, Board Directors are in the Hot Seat over Climate.

• When It Comes to Board Diversity, Regulation Helps But Is No “Silver Bullet”

  NACD President & CEO Peter Gleason wrote an op-ed for Inside Sources, Board Directors are in the Hot Seat over Climate.

• Fortune, The Broadsheet

  NACD President & CEO Peter Gleason wrote an op-ed for Inside Sources, Board Directors are in the Hot Seat over Climate.

• Courts Decide California Can’t Mandate Corporate Board Diversity

  NACD’s Future of the American Boardroom initiative was featured in Fortune, with quotes from Future of the American Boardroom commission cochair Bill McNabb, and Friso van der Oord, NACD Senior Vice President, Content.

• A New Logo Isn’t Just Skin Deep: It Must Be Part of Strategy

  NACD rebranded last September to focus on the visual representation of becoming a more member-centric organization. NACD Vice President of Marketing Beth shares more on the strategy rebrand.

• Here’s What Boards Need, CFOs Want And CIOs Must Do To Tackle Cyber Risk

  Chris Hetner, senior cyber risk advisor at NACD, wants cyber-security to be the center of conversation on “the financial and business impact associated with each digital risk type. That immediately connects continuous cyber risk assessment to strategy and balance sheet stress”…

• New SEC Rules Could Redefine Who Knows About Hacks

  SecurityScorecard, NACD, and the Cyber Threat Alliance published a report on cyber disclosures that includes how many Fortune 100 companies surveyed disclosed cyber risks to board members.

• Board Directors Are in the Hot Seat Over Climate

  NACD President & CEO Peter Gleason wrote an op-ed for Inside Sources, Board Directors are in the Hot Seat over Climate.

• The NACD Russia-Ukraine Resource Center and the CISA letter were highlighted today in Fortune’s The Modern Board newsletter

  Brace yourselves. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security sent a letter to the National Association of Corporate Directors on Wednesday urging members to prepare for increased cybersecurity risk amid Russian attacks on Ukraine. The federal agency also encouraged C-suites and boards to empower their chief information security officers and encourage senior management to lower thresholds for reporting cyber incidents. The NACD has since refreshed its Russia-Ukraine resource center.