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Blog posts by Jerry Hurley, AERG

Entries tagged "good intentions"

Great, Good Intentions

They are great, aren’t they? “Lovely,” as a Brit’s faint praise might put it. But we guys and gals who’ve been laboring in the non-profit... more

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Palace Coups

April 10, 2012

Just as some serious maladies never seem to be conquered, there evidently lurks in the minds of more than a few chief electeds that he/she,...

Public Company Board Turnover Stalled

January 4, 2012

The current economic turndown is credited with suppressing corporate director resignations (2010-2011) among more than 500 significant companies, one of three reasons for the smallest...

Overcoming Board Challenges

December 27, 2011

I was privileged to be interviewed on “overcoming boardroom challenges” in The Glass Hammer, 11/30/11, an online community for women executives in finance, law and...

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In Frederick Turkey Trot Thurs. with 18 of bride's family, ages 91-5, four generations, from FL,NC, and MD. Half will walk, including moi.

According to the Financial Times, hedge fund directors in the Cayman Islands serve on multiple (50-100) boards. NACD suggests 5 max.

My 9/12 blog exposing do-gooders who propose that the feds control "excessive" CEO comp. NACD's http://t.co/pV6y9xvU