RSR Partners Names Thames Fulton Head of Family Enterprises Practice
Thames has spent more than 25 years advising family owners, boards, and CEOs on consequential leadership and governance decisions.
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Thames has spent more than 25 years advising family owners, boards, and CEOs on consequential leadership and governance decisions.
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RSR Partners is proud to recognize Steven M. Mollenkopf, Independent Chair of The Boeing Company, as The Russell S. Reynolds, Jr. Chair of the Year Award recipient.
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Selecting a new chief executive is one of the most consequential decisions a board of directors will ever make. In today’s environment, defined by rapid disruption, shifting stakeholder expectations, and relentless competition, the margin for error has never been smaller.
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Governance has meaning only when a board confronts uncomfortable questions honestly. Much of what passes for governance—process, cadence, reporting—accumulates regardless. Stewardship begins only when a board takes responsibility for what must be preserved, and what must change, so that the enterprise’s continuity is meaningful rather than merely nominal.
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