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Governance Bites #51: keeping directors relevant, with Fiona Whyte
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In this video, Mark Banicevich asks Fiona Whyte about keeping directors relevant. They discuss board evaluations – what they are, how frequently they are performed, who should perform them, and what sorts of questions are asked. They proceed to discuss director tenure, avoiding stagnation, and succession planning.
Fiona Whyte is a director of Woori Bank, a commercial bank in Cambodia. She has been a director for over a decade, including terms for World Vision New Zealand, and Vision Fund Cambodia. Fiona is Principal Adviser, External Relations at the Financial Markets Authority. She joined the FMA after 20 years in banking, particularly in foreign exchange.
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