The Evolution of Overboarding Policies
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Corporate Board Practices

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The Evolution of Overboarding Policies

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This article explores how and why companies, proxy advisory firms, and large institutional investors have in recent years tightened their approach to overboarding policies, which limit the number of publicly listed boards on which directors can serve.

This article explores how and why companies, proxy advisory firms, and large institutional investors have in recent years tightened their approach to overboarding policies, which limit the number of publicly listed boards on which directors can serve.

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Ariane Marchis-Mouren

Ariane Marchis-Mouren Ariane Marchis-Mouren

Senior Researcher, Corporate Governance
The Conference Board

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