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Sound-Up Governance
Matt Fullbrook
113 episodes
9 months ago
The real impact of corporate governance isn't about compliance or structure or policies, it's about the conditions that impact decision-making. Sound-Up Governance features fresh perspectives to help boards and executives to be a bit better tomorrow than they were yesterday.
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The real impact of corporate governance isn't about compliance or structure or policies, it's about the conditions that impact decision-making. Sound-Up Governance features fresh perspectives to help boards and executives to be a bit better tomorrow than they were yesterday.
Show more...
Management
Business
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43. Why inclusion is *the* leadership superpower (feat. Rose Genele)
Sound-Up Governance
24 minutes
1 year ago
43. Why inclusion is *the* leadership superpower (feat. Rose Genele)

Entrepreneur Rose Genele talks with Matt about what inclusion really means and why it may be a governance superpower.

Originally published August 21, 2024

Sound-Up Governance
The real impact of corporate governance isn't about compliance or structure or policies, it's about the conditions that impact decision-making. Sound-Up Governance features fresh perspectives to help boards and executives to be a bit better tomorrow than they were yesterday.