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Attention Dobbs: The Redcoats Are Coming to CSX
All of you Lou Dobbs fans out there might be curious about what happened to one of the greatest travesties in American economic history -- a proxy fight by an English hedge fund over board seats on CSX, an American railroad. Apparently, The Children's Investment Fund, the...
Tags: Shareholder, Board, CSX, 3G, Corporate Governance, Cellular Phones, Financial Accounting, Wireless, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Finance, Peter Galuszka
Blog posts 2008-07-24
U.S. Outsourcing Brains, Insourcing Management
Seems like it's Cosmopolitan Day here at BNET. Over at the Corner Office, Peter Galuszka notes that U.S. companies are, in increasing numbers, tapping executives and board members from abroad, notably China and India (Or, as the kids are calling it, Chindia.) Meanwhile, BNET1's...
Tags: Canada, Board, Workforce Management, Michael Mattis, Human Resources, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Recruitment & Selection, Government, Corporate Governance
Blog posts 2008-07-22
Countrywide's Mozilo as Train Wreck: Experts' Views
Angelo Mozilo fits central casting's version of the modern CEO. Always tanned, his white hair contrasting against dark business suits, the co-founder and chief executive of Countrywide Financial has been powerful and domineering. Yet, his behavior and that of his board has led to what corporate governance experts believe is...
Tags: Shareholder, Consultant, Board, CEO, Countrywide, Angelo Mozilo, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Peter Galuszka
Blog posts 2008-06-26
"Fireman" CEOs Rake in Bucks
It's time for another CEO pay survey. This one, by the Associated Press, shows that "fireman CEOs" -- those hired from the outside to pull a big corporation through a crisis -- get a lot of money. The AP came to its conclusions after surveying documents from...
Tags: Marketing, Peter Galuszka, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Marketing Research, Corporate Governance, CEO, Survey, Board, Associated Press
Blog posts 2008-06-16
CSX, Lou Dobbs and American Jingoism
I don't know about you, but I find CNN's Lou Dobbs viscerally repellent. His flag-waving bombast against hard-working immigrants raises my blood pressure. Now, he's showing his ignorance of American history in a bizarre proxy contest at railroad CSX. Dobbs is joining a handful of senators in...
Tags: Peter Galuszka, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Investment, Transportation, Corporate Governance, Dobbs, CSX, Board
Blog posts 2008-06-11
Study: Boards Giving CEOs (Slightly) More Job Security
The Find: An analysis of 2,500 public companies over the last ten years shows that the rate at which CEOs get fired for poor short term financial performance is just 2.1 percent. The Source: The seventh annual CEO succession report from Booz & Company which will be...
Tags: Corporate Law, Business Operations, Financial Accounting, Corporate Governance, CEO, Board, Job, Finance, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2008-05-29
Deutsche Telekom, Einstein and Ethical Stupidity
The definition of stupidity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. -- Albert Einstein This is the first thing that popped into my head when I read about Deutsche Telekom, the German phone giant, getting itself embroiled in a scandal for...
Tags: Phone, Board, Deutsche Telekom AG, Temptation, Corporate Governance, Telecom & Utilities, Business Operations, Corporate Law, William Baker
Blog posts 2008-05-27
A Very Busy Season for Shareholder Activists
It is shaping up as a very busy season for shareholder activism, in part because of investor disgust with the lack of management oversight of lending practices that led to the current sub prime and credit crisis. So far this year, shareholders have put forward 1,106 proposals...
Tags: Shareholder, Board, Activism, Shareholder Activist, Financial Accounting, Corporate Governance, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Peter Galuszka
Blog posts 2008-04-25
Wellness Programs' ROI Unclear When It Comes to Obesity
The Find: Obesity costs U.S. companies up to $45 billion annually, according to the latest research, but expensive corporate wellness programs don't necessarily mitigate the costs. The Source: New research from The Conference Board and ING Wholesale. The Takeaway: Analysts...
Tags: Business Operations, Roi/Tco, Corporate Governance, Wellness Program, ING Group, Conference, ROI, Board, Corporate Law, Finance, Managerial Accounting, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2008-04-21
McKinsey: Boards Consider Compliance a Pain
Corporate directors consider compliance issues a pain and want to spend more time developing long-term strategies and managing talent, according to a new survey by McKinsey Quarterly. The findings are hardly a surprise considering what boards have been through over the past six years with the Sarbanes-Oxley....
Tags: Human Resources, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Workforce Management, Director, McKinsey & Co., Peter Galuszka, Corporate Governance, Compliance, Board, Talent, Strategy
Blog posts 2008-04-09
Why The Motorola Breakup is All Wrong
The proposed breakup of Motorola into two companies just doesn't make any sense. Here's my thinking: --It's just crazy for a board to cave in to someone like Carl Icahn. He doesn't have the long-term interests of anyone in mind other than his own, and his is...
Tags: Board, Cell Phone, Motorola Inc., Cell-phone Business, Corporate Governance, Cellular Phones, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, William J. Holstein
Blog posts 2008-03-27
Skybus Replaces CEO Diffenderffer
Reports are out that Skybus CEO Bill Diffenderffer is leaving the airline to, get this, write books. Sounds strange, no? The information coming out of the airline doesn't make it clear exactly why he's leaving, but my guess is that it wasn't just so that he...
Tags: Board, Airline, Skybus, Reports, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Brett Snyder, CEO
Blog posts 2008-03-24
Sprint Gets Rid of Four Directors
I've been beating up on the Sprint Nextel board of directors for months and it appears that someone in Kansas agrees with me: four out of 13 directors are stepping down. See this account. Two directors, Linda Koch Lorimer and Keith Bane, told the Securities and Exchange...
Tags: Board, Sprint Communications, Director, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, William J. Holstein
Blog posts 2008-03-19
Brian Hersch: Raising the Standards for Success
Brian Hersch is General Partner at Hersch and Company and has designed numerous board games, such as Taboo and Outburst, that have found resounding success in the marketplace. Hersch talks about where he gets inspiration for game designs and the value of recognizing a good idea.
Tags: Game Design, Hersch and Company, Personal Technology, Standards, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Board, Success, Brian Hersch, Corporate Governance, Games
Videos 2008-03-14
Corporate Boards Responding More To Shareholders
Thanks to the Enron-style management lapses and collapses, shareholders suddenly find their collective voices being heard more than ever by boards of directors. For any investor who has ever suffered through an annual meeting, you know that shareholder proposals almost routinely get shot shot down by directors,...
Tags: Finance, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Financial Accounting, Corporate Governance, Shareholder Proposal, Shareholder, Director, Board, Sean Silverthorne
Blog posts 2008-03-10
The Battle for The New York Times
This is a fascinating battle where two fundamental impulses--the right of shareholders to earn the best possible returns and the role of an independent media in the American democracy--come into conflict. Disclosure: I've been writing for the Times for seven years, but think I can step back...
Tags: Financial Services, Investment, Asset Management, Advertising & Promotion, Corporate Governance, Counterargument, Common Stock, New York Times Co., Media, Board, Hedge Fund, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Marketing, Operational Planning, Finance, William J. Holstein
Blog posts 2008-02-26
The Myth of Splitting the CEO/Chair jobs
By now, it's the perceived wisdom that people who are chief executive officers should not also be chairmen of the board. Institutional Shareholder Services and all sorts of rating agencies state, with complete conviction, that the job should be split--at all times, and at all companies. But...
Tags: William J. Holstein, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Management, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Recruitment & Selection, Tools & Techniques, Corporate Governance, CEO, Decision-making, Chairman, Board, Job
Blog posts 2008-02-15
Study: Many Directors Think CEOs Are Overpaid. Will They Fix It?
CEO pay is "too high in most cases," say about one in three directors of U.S.-based public companies in a just-released survey by Heidrick & Struggles InternationalĀ and the Center for Effective Organizations CEO at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business. The survey also found...
Tags: William J. Holstein, Human Resources, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Benefits, Corporate Governance, CEO, Director, Board, Compensation
Blog posts 2008-02-05
Why Directors Should Not Become CEOs?
The Wall Street Journal'sĀ  Joanne S. Lublin says today that in the latest version of management musical chairs, outside directors are moving insde as chi'ef executive officers. Because it's such a hassle to access the Journal site, here's the jist of what she...
Tags: William J. Holstein, Corporate Law, Business Operations, Corporate Governance, CEO, Director, Board, Wall Street Journal, Danger
Blog posts 2008-02-04
The Case For Global Diversity: Four Tips On What Works
Chief executive officers and top managers have been giving lip service to the concept of ethnic and sexual diversity for many years--with only scant results. Many boards have a token African-American and a token woman, but their presence has no impact on the organization. The number of women on boards...
Tags: Business Operations, Corporate Governance, CEO, Diversity, Board, William J. Holstein, Corporate Law
Blog posts 2008-01-25