Displaying 1 - 10 of 12 results for 'Board Composition, Board development, Leadership, Peter Myers'.
September 30, 2024 | CU Management
This article originally appeared on cumanagement.com. By Peter Myers, Senior Vice President, DDJ Myers, Ltd. If board composition and succession come up, you should talk about them now. We at…
View Publication →August 12, 2020
The COVID-19 environmental disruption, the call to enhance and expand member digital services, #blacklivesmatter, and the retirement of board members comprise a profound confluence of opportunities. These opportunities should not…
View Article →August 31, 2019
How you can add consistent value by using critical thinking Speech is the primary mode of communication in the boardroom. It is extremely important for board members to be able…
View Article →January 6, 2018
Last Tuesday I was driving to the airport to have lunch with two of my sons when this Tim McGraw song called Humble and Kind came on the radio. Normally…
View Article →November 4, 2017
Boards across the industry realize that the levels of engagement and competencies of the past will not satisfy the future needs of the organization. The change they are seeking will…
View Article →December 7, 2020 | NAFCU
By Peter Myers In our most recent post, we were encouraging boards, like the organizations they oversee, to reevaluate some of the standard practices that have always informed their business…
View Publication →December 2, 2020
The COVID-19 environmental disruption, the call to enhance and expand member digital services, #blacklivesmatter, and the retirement of board members comprise a profound confluence of opportunities. These opportunities should not…
View Publication →August 12, 2025
DDJ Myers CEO Deedee Myers and SVP Peter Myers joined us in the Studio Lounge (just as the sun was rising) to discuss their Board Alignment Assessment program that includes seven…
View Interview →February 11, 2019
July 31, 2020
After establishing your board-organizing principle, consider four additional success factors. As with anything worth doing, board assessments are worth doing well—especially if the board has had an aversion to being…
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