Boards and plain language

Boards and plain language

A note on briefing non-executive directors without either condescension or fog.

Non-executive directors need a briefing that respects both their independence and their time. Precision is more useful than reassurance.

Plain language does not simplify the facts. It makes the decision in front of the board visible, together with the consequences of taking it or declining it.

Lindqvist Advisory

Strategic communications counsel

London

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