Digitalization on Boards 5th Edition by ...

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CIOs and CISOs: Managing tensions and working together effectivelyA conflict of competing priorities can exist in any reporting structure, but the tension between the priorities of enabling business objectives through technology and maintaining a robust security posture can be especially challenging when it comes to CISOs reporting to CIOs. Many work together effectively and have found a way of balancing tech enablement and security, while some CISOs have said they will never report to a CIO again.Led by Job Voorhoeve, leader of Amrop's Global Digital Practice, together with Jamey Cummings, Partner at JM Search, we spoke to a number of CIOs and CISOs about their approach to managing these often competing priorities and relationships. They talked about the pros and cons of direct reporting lines, ways of addressing the tensions, and the governance standards needed to ensure that a cybersecurity framework aligns with organizational goals and industry security requirements.

Inside the Circle: Executive Success Factors Within Single Family Offices

Single Family Offices are changing. Generational wealth transfer is accelerating. Investment mandates are shifting decisively toward direct investments, co-invests and private capital. And governance structures are evolving, as family offices attract increasing scrutiny. This inevitably leads to increased demands for more sophisticated executive talent.