SAN DIEGO, Jan. 04, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Each year in January, San Diego based Corporate Directors Forum (CDF) holds a conference titled Directors Forum 2018: Directors, Management & Shareholders in Dialogue. This year’s conference will focus on how culture impacts the boardroom and beyond.
This past year brought the importance of culture to the forefront. Company principles and values are set at the top, and the consequences cannot be underestimated. Boardroom decisions affect not only company performance, but also employees, clients, investors and the community at large.
The annual conference, held on January 21-23, 2018 at the University of San Diego, brings together investors, directors and management to engage in open, off-the-record dialogue about today’s pressing governance issues.
“Being present at this event allows you to be part of the dialogue with leading governance authorities in today’s business environment. It will provide you with experiential learning that we expect you’ll find invaluable,” said Christina de Vaca, CEO of the Corporate Directors Forum.
In addition to sessions featuring our four Keynote speakers, Joann Lublin, Bruce E. Aust, Sharon Garrett, and William D. Jones, panel topics include:
- Shareholder Hot Topics,
- The Culture Impact: Values, Attitudes and Strategic Directions
- Compensation: The Difference it Makes
- Board Composition and Succession: Getting it Right
- Culture: A Driving Force in Talent Engagement
- Transformation in our Capital Markets
- The Many Facets of Risk: Threats Posed by Internal Cultural Issues
Directors Forum 2018 (Twitter handle: @corpdirforum) is open to the public, and registration is $2,050 per person. Discount and sponsorship opportunities are also available. To register or inquire about discount and sponsorship opportunities, please call 858/455-7930 or register online at https://directorsforum.com/directors-forum-conference/.
Corporate Directors Forum is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization found in 1991. Its purpose is to help directors and those who support them build more effective boards through continuous learning and peer networking. Corporate Directors Forum believes better directors make boards more effective, and more effective boards make better corporations.