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editRalph D. Ward (born August 25, 1956) is an internationally-recognized writer and commentator on the role of boards of directors, the secrets of how benchmark boards excel, corporate scandals and reforms, and the future of governance worldwide.
Ward is the publisher of the online email newsletter Boardroom INSIDER, the worldwide source for practical, first-hand advice on better boards and directors ( www.boardroominsider.com).
He is author of the books Boardroom Q&A (2011), The New Boardroom Leaders (2008), Saving the Corporate Board (2003), Improving Corporate Boards: The Boardroom INSIDER Guidebook (2000), and 21st Century Corporate Board (1997). He serves as an expert witness and resource person on boardroom best practice and procedure.
Ward speaks extensively on boardroom issues in the U.S. and internationally, with media appearances including CNNfn, C-SPAN, Voice of America, Bloomberg Money Show, National Public Radio, Marketplace, TheStreet.com, and CNBC.
Ward has also edited The Corporate Board magazine, the international journal of corporate governance, since 1990. He writes and comments on boardroom matters for a number of other publications, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Across the Board, Crains, Vital Speeches, the Detroit Free Press, Barrons, and INC.com., and serves on several advisory and non-profit boards.
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