Navigating the New Rules of Disruption in 2026: Four Key Insights for Directors
A Sponsor-Supported Governance Insight Forum
This webinar is presented by EY as part of the chapter’s sponsor-supported educational programming.
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Tara Foy
Executive Director
NACD Research Triangle Chapter
executivedirector@researchtriangle.nacdonline.org
Jason Nelson
Chapter Administrator
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About The Event
Our recent program underscored a central truth: the environment facing boards in 2026 requires a sharper lens and a more adaptive mindset. Anchored in the recognition that “the times, they are a-changin’,” the discussion highlighted how the events of 2025 have reshaped long-standing governance assumptions and elevated the pressure on directors to lead with clarity and conviction.
Participants examined the complex, nonlinear forces influencing enterprise risk and performance, the resurgence of geopolitical volatility, and the often-overlooked technology challenges that can undermine organizational stability. The conversation also explored the ongoing transformation within boardrooms—from shifting expectations for director engagement to new frameworks for resilience and oversight.
The session provided directors with practical insights to help them navigate uncertainty, strengthen decision-making, and prioritize what will matter most in the year ahead.
NACD Research Triangle
Contact Us
Tara Foy
Executive Director
NACD Research Triangle Chapter
executivedirector@researchtriangle.nacdonline.org
Jason Nelson
Chapter Administrator
NACD Research Triangle Chapter
chapteradmin@researchtriangle.nacdonline.org
Find a Chapter
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