It was Labor Day, 2009, and I stepped out of my car in NYC to see the US Open.   As an avid tennis player and a member of a nationally ranked doubles team with my oldest son, we had had a good summer on the national father-son tennis tour.  Much to my surprise, I was unable to walk.  My…

We have all become very used to seeing ourselves in the mirror. Every morning, we look for small signs of aging and hope that other blemishes already tagged as possible aging signs have disappeared from yesterday’s viewing displeasure. When these tagged blemishes are spotted again, we mutter something about growing old, but find comfort in seeing the same person in…

Independent directors have long understood the importance of risk mitigation.  Further, the best have exercised their fiduciary duties with great care through audit and compensation committees. However, the social, mobile and cloud technology revolutions are changing all that.

These new technologies have created new risks that corporate directors must understand if they intend to insure the future viability of their organizations.

With more…