In the midst of unpredictability, boards that are resilient are adapting and changing to a changing business landscape. They are redefining their responsibilities which include sustainability and purpose that go beyond shareholder primacy. They also take on the diversity of voices and perspectives to define the future’s success.

The advancements in technology within the boardroom continues to transform how boards function. Secure platforms facilitate real-time collaboration and communication between board members that are located in different locations while data analytics provide more in-depth information that can help you make better decisions. And artificial intelligence can assist in the preparation of agendas and risk assessment and allows board members to focus their time on strategy.

Another trend in boardrooms is the incorporation of natural light into meeting spaces as a way to promote healthier and more productive conversations. In fact an upcoming Harvard Business Review study ranked natural light as the top office perk, beating out more regular options such as cafeterias in the office and fitness centers.

As cyberthreats become a more pressing concern for businesses, it is essential that board directors remain current in their understanding of the company’s risks and weaknesses to effectively manage cybersecurity. This could mean forming dedicated committees as well as appointing lead directors. investing in training for board members that is specifically tailored.

And, as the pace of change increases that is why embracing a lifetime learning mindset is a must for board directors. This will enable them to remain open to new issues and consider previously unthought-of alternatives, enabling them to guide management towards board agendas and board minutes new strategies that make the company stand out within their field.