The Corporate Governance Podcast

Corporate leaders are anxious to look beyond the media frenzy around AI dangers and arrive at practical, strategic next steps for their own AI governance. To zoom in on that challenge, Dan chats with UC Berkeley Law Professor Stavros Gadinis, author of the new book Corporate Ordering: How Corporations Navigate Social Conflict. Visit our site for more information about how you can improve your own AI governance credentials.

Dan hosts Grant Purdy, coach, consultant and co-author of Deciding: A guide to Even Better Decision-Making. They'll discuss the unique pressure that decision-making puts on corporate leaders and how they can address those challenges head-on.

Dan chats with Alison Teitelbaum about why structure is everything in corporate governance, and how women leaders are often still treated differently when it comes to analysing key decisions.

Dan chats with Aaron Boles of Kingsdale Advisors on what we should take away from this year's proxy season - from activists to ESG to AI.

Dan hosts leadership counsel Dawn Stallwood, author of Beautiful Leadership: Your personal framework for authentic impact. The chat zeroes on on those critical qualities modern directors need to be good leaders.

Dan chats with communications expert Davina Stanley about the common issues of boardroom communication and how to solve them.

A new report from TCGI has revealed an alarming paradox in how prepared directors feel they are to take on modern boardroom challenges. Dan discusses this, and much more, with Anthony Quigley and David Duffy.

Dan and special guest Ryan Wade of Broadridge Financial Services unpack the latest ProxyPulse Report (2025), shining a light on shareholder mood, areas of focus, and levels of proposal support.