Send us a text In this video, Joseph Catanzariti AM joins Mark Banicevich to unpack why the often-ignored “S” in ESG is fast becoming a strategic imperative for boards. From psychosocial risk and culture to stakeholder expectations, Joe explains how misunderstanding the social dimension can damage resilience, reputation, and long-term value. With real cases, practical indicators, and clear guidance on what boards should be asking for, this conversation reveals why directors must engage deeply...
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Send us a text In this video, Joseph Catanzariti AM joins Mark Banicevich to unpack why the often-ignored “S” in ESG is fast becoming a strategic imperative for boards. From psychosocial risk and culture to stakeholder expectations, Joe explains how misunderstanding the social dimension can damage resilience, reputation, and long-term value. With real cases, practical indicators, and clear guidance on what boards should be asking for, this conversation reveals why directors must engage deeply...
Governance Bites #112: technology, artificial intelligence and governance, with Jon Davies
Governance Bites
21 minutes
5 months ago
Governance Bites #112: technology, artificial intelligence and governance, with Jon Davies
Send us a text In this episode, Mark Banicevich talks with Jon Davies about technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and governance. He asks how boards should be thinking about AI, and what directors need to ask (even if they are not technical). They discuss the human size of innovation, and potential impacts, and where lived experience can add the most value. They also discuss what traits future directors will need in this rapidly changing environment. Sport NZ, Nine Steps to Effective Gover...
Governance Bites
Send us a text In this video, Joseph Catanzariti AM joins Mark Banicevich to unpack why the often-ignored “S” in ESG is fast becoming a strategic imperative for boards. From psychosocial risk and culture to stakeholder expectations, Joe explains how misunderstanding the social dimension can damage resilience, reputation, and long-term value. With real cases, practical indicators, and clear guidance on what boards should be asking for, this conversation reveals why directors must engage deeply...
