Governance magazine
Martin Farrell Martin Farrell writes Under the BoardTalk for Governance
magazine. This regular column looks in a light-hearted, but nevertheless serious way,
at some of the more subtle issues facing trustee boards. Subscribe to Governance
Magazine or see previous Under the BoardTalk articles
- January 2012 - Give us the ... money (pocket science not rocket science)
- November 2011 - Kicking the rabbit habit (don’t mention the crisis)
- September 2011 - Boldly pause and go
- July 2011 - Trustees go to the seaside
- May 2011 - We’re in hot water - facing demons out, in, and all around
- March 2011 - Banking on relationships
- January 2011 - I wouldn’t be starting from here if I were you...
- November 2010 - No mud, no lotus
- September 2010 - Mind the Gap
- July 2010 - Time to give and take
- May 2010 - The pleasures of (pressing) the flesh
- March 2010 - Now you see it, now you don’t. (See?)
- January 2010 - Breathe in the dust
- November 2009 - Leading when you’re not there
- September 2009 - Reading the river (feeling it in your waters)
- July 2009 - Glittering gems in a conference bubble
- May 2009 - Prestige and high standing, a thoroughly modern concept
- Removing a trustee
- March 2009 - Does your authority figure come out to play?
- January 2009 - You don’t have to be mad ((see photo))
- November 2008 - Hello, is anybody there (body and soul)?
- September 2008 - Goodbye ... hello
- July 2008 - Things that go bump in the night
- May 2008 - Am I making any sense
- March 2008 - Heads up - it’s the money bit
- January 2008 - When I’m sixty-four
- November 2007 - Governance and all that jazz
- September 2007 - How’s your porridge
- July 2007 - Listen to your toes
