Document Type
Article
Abstract
Onboarding new directors is critical in the best of circumstances. What should organizations do when training new board members must be completed online? COVID-19 has forced both ordinary and extraordinary business functions to be conducted primarily online, and online onboarding may be necessary or preferred in a number of business contexts. This Article first reviews the best practices in director onboarding and explains the functional goals of those practices. It then explains how to leverage the power of virtual data rooms and virtual conference software to successfully onboard new corporate directors with virtual meetings. These strategies apply to both for-profit and non-profit boards and can be employed to enhance any online meeting or conference where the goals include informing and engaging participants while encouraging them to socialize.
Repository Citation
Oranburg, S. C., & Kahn, B. P. (2020). Online Onboarding: Corporate Governance Training In The COVID-19 Era. Arizona State University Corporate and Business Law Journal, 2 (1). Retrieved from https://dsc.duq.edu/law-faculty-scholarship/119