Building Better Boards: Committee Series
As companies are challenged to achieve short-term objectives while ensuring long-term results in an increasingly transparent and complex environment, the board's agenda continues to expand. Each committee of the board has unique oversight responsibilities to help the company meet the expectations of investors, employees and customers. Corporate Board Member's Building Better Boards: Committee Series in Chicago allows attendees to tailor their participation to their individual role. Select the program or programs that are most relevant to you: - Audit/Risk (September 10: Morning program) - Nominating/Governance (September 10: Afternoon program) - Compensation (September 11: Morning program) - General Counsel (September 10-11, concurrent to committee tracks) Register for one, two or all three of the committee programs based on your board responsibilities. Each committee program will feature impactful agendas and interactive peer-driven activities to deliver fresh, first-hand solutions that will better prepare directors to fulfill their committee responsibilities. And, ample networking will ensure attendees the opportunity to establish new relationships with public company directors from across the country. New for 2019, the event will include a special track for General Counsel. The track will combine elements of the three committee programs along with focused peer-to-peer sessions for just GC participants. Through a mix of energizing panels featuring experienced directors and interactive, roll-up-your-sleeves peer group discussions, participants will gain actionable best practices and guidance to make an immediate impact in their boardrooms. |
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What 2018 Participants Had to Say:
“This was a very well-organized and executed event. Participants were engaged and interactive much more so than you often see. This in my mind confirms the value of the content and subject matter you have selected for the series. Well done!”
- Gayla Delly, Board Member, Broadcom and Flowserve and 2018 Building Better Boards attendee
“It was clear a lot of hard work, planning strategy and effort went into this event.”
- Louise Forlenza, Board Member, Innodata and 2018 Building Better Boards attendee
Venue
The W Chicago City Center
172 W Adams Street | Chicago, IL 60603
Attendees can take advantage of the discounted rate of $289/night.
Make Reservations Online:
Attendees can take advantage of the discounted rate of $289 per night. Secure your reservation online here.
Book, modify or cancel your hotel reservations until the cut off date of August 17, 2019.
Call-In Reservations:
Please call 1-877-946-8357 and mention “Corporate Board Member” or "Building Better Boards: Committee Series" to receive the discounted group rate.
Past Event Highlights
Experienced directors addressed new trends in board refreshment, compensation and incentive pay structure.
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Ample networking opportunities encouraged attendees to get to know their peers and share valuable lessons learned.
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Attendees broke into interactive small groups to gain outside perspectives on their most pressing issues.
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Guests enjoyed a reception for all program attendees at the Building Better Boards: Committee Series.
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Investors shared their perspectives on how they evaluate boardroom performance and what they expect from directors in the year ahead.
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Audience participation was encouraged through interactive live polling with the Corporate Board Member app.
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SAMPLE OF PAST ATTENDEES INCLUDE
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Event Partners
Contact Us
Have a question about the event?
Please feel free to contact Simone Bunsen at events@chiefexecutive.net or at 615-592-1591.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Interested in learning how you can be a part of the Building Better Boards: Committee Series?
Please feel free to contact Jamie Tassa at jtassa@chiefexecutive.net or at 615-592-1506.
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