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How to promote knowledge flows within multinationals

In a company with teams spread across multiple countries, communication that boosts employee performance can get impeded. Find out the worst knowledge flow barriers in multinational companies and how to deal with them.

9 skills of a great organisational coach

Coaching is different than managing, and the skills required to be a good coach are by no means soft. Leadership expert Ron Rael, CPA, CGMA, details the traits of standout organisational coaches.

Evaluating a company’s future worth

Find out how the chair of the Investment Association explores the challenges of assessing the future value of investment prospects using non-financial information and good judgement as well as conventional financial data.

6 steps to manage risks and drive performance

Keeping enterprise risk management top of mind with board members, senior executives and midlevel managers can be challenging, says Lynn Fountain, a management consultant and former chief audit executive. These steps can help companies manage different types of risks and drive performance.

Internal auditors receive modest raises

Although internal auditors in the US and Canada generally received modest pay raises in the past year, the median salaries for many US internal audit positions decreased, according to a new survey report.

Why CFOs are hiring more consultants

US CFOs are more likely than they were two years ago to hire consultants for a variety of roles, according to a new survey. Two former CFOs list some of the tasks that might be best suited for an outsider to perform.

6 topics weighing on your board

More corporate boards are asked to balance the short-term demands of activist investors and the long-term strategic planning that technological innovation demands.
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