Requiring continuing learning of all directors, and assessing that factor in the board's evaluation process.
External or independent directors at Korean companies now account for 30% of all directors, significantly more than Japan's 9%.
The result of these changes is that boards certainly look different: in 1950, half of all directors were insiders.
Age diversity is the absolute difference between a director's age and the average age of all directors on the board.
Only 68% of all directors and executives surveyed have assessed their potential losses arising from cyber-attacks.
Since 2001, the number of new independent directors appointed at major corporations has risen sharply, and more than eighty per cent of all directors now qualify as independent.
A DECADE ago, 66% of all directors on American company boards were outsiders; last year that figure had risen to 78%.
France's most recent legislation on the matter requires full disclosure of executive pay, including stock options of all directors and the ten highest earners.
Out of the 100 highest-grossing UK films of 2015, just 16 per cent of all directors, writers, producers, editors, and cinematographers were female.
Hitchcock has been called by some the greatest of all directors, the most adroit, and the most admired, and the case has been made that he was all of these.
Even the minority that declared his earlier films to be honourable failures, or exercises in intellectual tedium, had to agree that, of all directors, he remained the most recklessly volatile and his development the most fascinatingly unpredictable.
