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Ten years of ongoing research on organizational trustworthiness has Trust Across America concluding that well-governed companies are less prone to crisis and more profitable over the long term.<\/p>\n
One need not look beyond Uber<\/a> to the fallout of a corporate governance failure. Yet, as a business leader, my definition of \u201cwell governed\u201d may not necessarily align with yours.<\/p>\n If your current or past experience includes Independent Lead Directorship, Board Chair or CEO (either active or retired), would you kindly take a few minutes to respond in writing, with short answers, to the following questions?<\/p>\n We hope to receive 50 responses to be published in a special upcoming governance issue of TRUST! Magazine<\/a> as well as in a series of articles.<\/p>\n If you do not want to be identified, that works too, but please respond with the following information.<\/p>\n Name:<\/p>\n Title:<\/p>\n Company:<\/p>\n Can we publish your response with your name and title?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Please reply directly to me: Barbara@trustacrossamerica.com<\/a>. We are hoping to collect your response no later than February 1, 2018, in time for our publication. Thank you in advance for your participation.<\/p>\n Barbara Brooks Kimmel\n
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