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Deregulation Rocks the Capital
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Read NACD editor in chief Anita Narayan’s take on the topics covered in the summer 2025 issue of Directorship, including what is needed to build the right board in an evolving environment and considerations for the future of work.
In this era of ongoing disruption and uncertainty, directors are being called upon to do more than govern—they must grow. Curiosity, integrity, and courage aren’t just personal virtues; they’re strategic imperatives ...
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