Author name: Abdul Saqrane

In January 2018, Carillion collapsed. Once a FTSE-listed construction giant, it fell under the weight of £7 billion in debt, unfinished projects, […]

In every boardroom, there is one resource more valuable than capital, more finite than time, and more fragile than reputation:

There are moments in the affairs of nations and of companies when the principles that underpin their authority are tested,

Dear Friends, I’m still feeling inspired by the incredible energy and support at the London reading of The Secret Diary of

A Market at a Turning Point The City still wakes before dawn, espresso machines hiss, and sharp-suited analysts stride across

Recognition matters when it confirms that a set of principles work in practice. When The Sunday Times named Beyond Governance among the UK’s

In a year of leadership volatility, here’s how strong boards stay ready: clear plans, active pipelines, and culture-led criteria-before crisis

Turning statutory rules into sustainable advantage for every club  By Erika Eliasson-Norris English football is on the verge of its most

“Governance is nothing new, even if AI is.” That’s the thought I keep circling back to as I watch the

This morning, I opened the ECCTA Forum to a room full of governance professionals, each bringing their own experience, questions,