Governance - Are family shareholders clear what they expect from the company?
ReThinking Works • June 28, 2024
The expected results must be a topic of conversation with the company's executive comittee.
Board Chair of a Family Business and CEO meet weekly for planning, idea generation, general support. Our best practice is a meeting of the Chair, and CEO every other week. We spend from 30-60 minutes together each sharing whatever is on our “list.” Trust and transparency are the key. What is your opinion? Put it in the chat below! If you want to discuss it in private contact us at info@rethinkingworks.com
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Los Líderes Azules son esenciales para transformar la Economía Azul de una visión inspiradora en acción coordinada, porque conectan conocimiento, instituciones, comunidades, empresas, inversionistas y políticas públicas alrededor de soluciones prácticas para el desarrollo sostenible basado en el océano. Brasil ya está ofreciendo un gran ejemplo a través de los programas que se están presentando a los miembros de la Blue Economy Platform en Fortaleza, Salvador, São Paulo y Santos: ciudades que, en conjunto, reflejan la diversidad costera del país, su capacidad de innovación, su fuerza portuaria y logística, su energía emprendedora y su compromiso con el cuidado del océano. Al llevar estos programas a distintas regiones, la Plataforma demuestra que la Economía Azul no es una agenda de un solo sector, sino un movimiento nacional capaz de generar empleos, proteger los ecosistemas marinos, fortalecer las economías locales y posicionar a Brasil como una referencia global en liderazgo oceánico sostenible.
El programa esta disponible en Español y tiene mentoria disponible en México, Argentina, Chile y Colombia. Para mas informaciones: rtw@rethinkingworks.com
Blue Leaders are essential to turning the Blue Economy from an inspiring vision into coordinated action, because they connect knowledge, institutions, communities, companies, investors, and public policy around practical solutions for ocean-based sustainable development. Brazil is already offering a powerful example through the hybrid programs being presented to Blue Economy Platform members in Fortaleza, Salvador, São Paulo, and Santos—cities that together reflect the country’s coastal diversity, innovation capacity, port and logistics strength, entrepreneurial energy, and commitment to ocean stewardship. By bringing these programs to different regions, the Platform demonstrates that the Blue Economy is not a single-sector agenda, but a national movement capable of generating jobs, protecting marine ecosystems, strengthening local economies, and positioning Brazil as a global reference in sustainable ocean leadership.
If you are interested in the program contact us at: rtw@rethinkingworks.com