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ARTICLE · 08 JANUARY 2016

Top Board Priorities For 2016

With 2016 upon us, boards are likely to reflect on the organizational challenges they expect to face in the coming year, and to develop effective strategies to tackle these challenges.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

With 2016 upon us, boards are likely to reflect on the organizational challenges they expect to face in the coming year, and to develop effective strategies to tackle these challenges. A recent EY publication anticipates that in developing these strategies, boards will focus their energies on addressing the following five critical challenges:

1. Board effectiveness, composition and refreshment

Boards are always looking for ways to self-improve. It is expected that 2016 will be no different in this respect. Boards will seek ways to attain the right mix of skills and experience and to enhance transparency and accountability. Particular attention will be paid to achieving board composition reflecting a greater diversity of knowledge and experience to mirror the increasing convergence of sectors and rising global interconnectivity. Demographic changes should give boards pause for thought on establishing an effective succession planning strategy. Among Fortune 500

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