Cheryl Hayman

One issue around which many boards and companies are rapidly developing their thinking, their systems and their processes is cyber security. While it’s just one aspect of the digital disruption that businesses are navigating, it’s a bit mucky and uncomfortable. When it comes to cyber for businesses, the directors and

In a technology-enabled transformative age, businesses have moved outside of traditional capabilities and continue to explore new business models and ways of working, including in the boardroom. To keep pace, boards need to reshape and reimagine their roles in order to ensure they are future-fit. But what are the critical

Show me a business that hasn’t been challenged to adapt and innovate due to COVID-19.  Over the last 18 months, businesses have had to alter their strategic intent to cater for an era of homebound customers, social distancing, remote working, customer anxiety, newness, supply chain issues, and an unpredictable environment.