This will better allow the board to raise difficult questions and probe issues to provide input on strategy, assess and manage risk, and hold management accountable for its actions.
This allows the board to raise questions about holding management accountable for its actions.
There is no need to directly address the board about questions such as strategy.
Nobody has a dress.
People are on a soccer field.
Charters generally have significantly larger classes.
A book written by John Forrester, published by Harvard University Press.
A boy is diving through the air into a lava pool.
Well, that's really fine and dandy.