Counsel top executives on the fiduciary expectation of direct board involvement in business disruption planning and strategy.
Disruption, planned or not, generally has unpredictable, sometimes unfortunate, consequences.
Winnie Wong, senior adviser to the Women's March, one of several liberal groups that have organized opposition to Kavanaugh, said the protest was the first of several "coordinated disruptions" planned for the day.
France's oldest festival was forced to cancel activities in 2003 because of a similar dispute, and organisers are hoping that other disruptions planned by union members between now and 27 July, when the final curtain falls, will be kept to a minimum.
There was of course nothing "conservative" about the radical disruptions planned.
They also produced a 52-minute documentary, "Disruption," about planning the march.
(Can there ever be fewer of a thing online?) A fourth Saturday of disruption is planned for this weekend.
Jim Whitehurst, president and CEO of Red Hat an open source enterprise technology leader believes we work in an era of disruption, where planning as we know it is dead and no single person or company can answer today's challenges.
"Experts are concerned that the disaster could spread up the East Coast, contaminating Virginia's shores, if containment efforts fail". Other groups, including the Pew Environment Group, the Chesapeake Climate Action Network and the Southern Environmental Law Center, hailed the move as a significant disruption of plans for expanded drilling.
Disruption, if planned, is not disruption.
