Slash nine-year terms, end gender box-ticking: Livingstone
Former Commonwealth Bank chairwoman Catherine Livingstone has called for six-year terms for directors to help refresh boardrooms and urged a focus on diversity beyond the usual box-ticking metrics such as gender.
A paper published by corporate governance experts last month proved what veteran chairmen like David Gonski have previously flagged, non-executive directors highly value their identity as a director and are reluctant to leave a board when the time comes.
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