Blogs

Explore how public boards can enhance risk management, from cyber threats to financial instability, using strategic planning and technology.

As debate continues around the merits and drawbacks of potential reforms to Rule 14a-8, DMI discusses the shareholder proposal process with Hester Peirce, commissioner at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

U.S. public company directors are less confident than earlier this year, according to the March 2025 DCI. Learn what actions boards can take now.

Discover how general counsels are emerging as unexpected leaders in AI adoption, driving innovation, compliance, and strategic decision-making across organizations.

School boards must actively engage in financial oversight, understand key financial statements, and foster an ethical culture to ensure sound budgeting and prevent fraud.

Our Q2 polling data with Corporate Board Member finds U.S. public company board members slightly more optimistic in their 12-month forecasts than in Q1, though most continue to expect a recession in the near term.

Read our latest Diligent Minute newsletter: this month how board development improves impact and more.

How can your school board ensure you follow best practice in policy creation and governance?

Is your risk management strategy outdated? Discover why the risk conversation has changed and how to adapt your approach to protect your business in today's evolving threat landscape.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how companies operate, presenting both tremendous opportunities and new challenges for boards and leadership teams. As rapid advancement requires proactive oversight, Diligent Institute’s latest research provides a snapshot of how organizations and their boards are responding—and what actions they should consider next.

The Wall Street Journal's Top 250 Board Directors report highlights Diligent Market Intelligence's data and insights.

Explore the essential role of school board secretaries who ensure smooth, compliant and transparent board meetings, from agenda prep to minute-taking to public communication.