IOD Blog Category - Development

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  Lessons from the Meaningful Business 100

  By- Institute of Directors | Authored by- Deborah Leipziger

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  Nov 30, 2023

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  In this time of darkness, Meaningful Business 100 leaders provide inspiration for how to advance the UN Global Goals, including gender empowerment, while filling gaps in education and creating new products and services to address global challenges.

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  Preparing for the Future: The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises are Revised

  By- Institute of Directors | Authored by- Deborah Leipziger

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  Aug 31, 2023

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  The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct recently announced a revision to its content. Not since 2011 had these iconic Guidelines been revised. The new version of the Guidelines features...

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  The Technology Exchange Lab: Finding Solutions to Global Challenges

  By- Institute of Directors | Authored by- Deborah Leipziger

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  Jun 05, 2023

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  What global problem would you like to solve? The Technology Exchange Lab offers low-cost solutions to the following challenges: Water & Sanitation Agriculture & Tools Energy & Cooling Health & Medical...

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  The Lexicon of Change: Welcome to the Future

  By- Institute of Directors | Authored by- Deborah Leipziger

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  Mar 31, 2022

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  This week, we launched The Lexicon of Change at The Nature of Cities Conference. The Lexicon introduces words, paradigms, and concepts for building regenerative, resilient, and sustainable systems. We are co-creating a dictionary...

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  Ensuring Relevant and Responsive Corporate and Collaborative Governance

  By- Institute of Directors | Authored by- Prof. Colin Coulson-Thomas

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  Mar 02, 2022

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  Corporate governance should be more than an attractive but thin veneer, or icing on a cake, designed to suggest that what lies beneath may be more substantial and closer to external expectations than might actually be the case...

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