Boardrooms in a sentence

But those eerily silent boardrooms will start filling up again before long: experts think the average time spent in the office will start rising again as the decade progresses, and as companies reach the final phases of their back-to-the-office plans.

Experts do their best to predict it, brands make an effort to plan for it, people wearing suits in boardrooms point at line graphs, attempting with all their might to "forecast" it.

It triggered worries after the Securities and Exchange Board of India banned Zee bosses Subhash Chandra and Punit Goenka from the boardrooms of listed companies for a year.

Their employer would never have been able to make that fatal call if not for the safety rules and enforcement that do a better job of protecting balance sheets and boardrooms,” he said.

The practice of entrepreneurs renting individual offices side by side and sharing common space and boardrooms has recently been used by two well known Regina businesses.

There was a poor representation of women in boardrooms, and in management, and we felt that we could do better to diversify capital and address the issue that less than 5% of capital went to female founders.

But this probably comes from confidence that boardrooms in India Inc will now start clearing investment plans.

Complicating the picture: Corporate diversity programs are facing a backlash, particularly in the U.S. where a court ruling on affirmative action has reverberated through boardrooms.

Each of our honorees provides their perspective on what they enjoy about working in radio, and on what is needed to make radio’s C-suites and boardrooms more inclusive.

Earnings gap widens in British boardrooms as Tesco boss Ken Murphy is paid 431 times more than typical.

From ’s controversial policies under Bob Chapek to CEO Larry Fink’s aggressive push for ESG standards, Gasparino found that had infiltrated boardrooms across America.

Individual accountability can help address the “it will never happen to me” mindset, which can still be present in some boardrooms.

Or rather, here’s a more revelatory picture of the sport from back then: when Nsubuga went on his first tour, the term T20 was still half-a-decade away from being thrown in the ECB boardrooms.

The received wisdom in Western boardrooms, lecture halls, and think-tanks is that somehow the possession of natural wealth creates bad governance.

What is it about South Africa that makes global boardrooms decide it is not worth the effort?

Biden’s agency review teams look beyond corporate boardrooms.

Forced diversity (quotas) in corporate boardrooms.

Janelle went beyond music in her Tweets too, writing, "Misogyny in entertainment, boardrooms, the WH, households, corporate spaces, army, church, let’s us all know ya’ll do not care about women on a human to human level and you never have.

Low taxes along with less regulation, low wages and low unionization became North Carolina’s calling card in corporate boardrooms.

The exits sparked furious debate about whether gender had played a role in them being targeted by commentators and corporate representatives on whether the advancement of women into the boardrooms of corporate Australia was a "failed experiment".