Governance

Rock Star of Taxation

With the OECD from 2012 to 2022, Pascal Saint-Amans electrified tax policy discussions and crafted the global minimum corporate tax and other reforms that will have a profound effect on the global economy in coming years. Now a Brunswick Partner, he talks to Carlton Wilkinson.

By Carlton Wilkinson
25 January 2023

Abenomics: The Sequel

In fall of 2020, Brunswick’s Yoichiro Sato, a former member of Prime Minister Shinzō Abe's office, offered his insights into the outgoing prime minister’s power and how his policies could fare under the new Suga administration. By Daisuke Tsuchiya.

By Yoichiro Sato
16 June 2022

ESG during the 2022 AGM season

Insights from Brunswick’s Global ESG Practice

By Stefanie Chalk
07 April 2022

The Transportation Guy

Anthony Foxx on the past, present and future of getting around.

03 March 2022

In Political Shift, Germany Turns Inward

The Merkel years are done and what comes next isn’t clear, says Carl Hohenthal.

By Carl Hohenthal
12 November 2021

Benchmark

A South African justice’s decision models principled leadership for the long term, says Brunswick’s Itumeleng Mahabane.

By Itumeleng Mahabane
16 September 2021

Goodbye, Angela Merkel

As her reign nears its end, Brunswick’s Carl Hohenthal recalls the politician he knew long before her 16 years as German Chancellor.

18 May 2021

Crosscurrents of Crisis

Brunswick’s George Little joins cybersecurity experts from Chertoff to discuss the threats that prompted the Biden Administration to issue an executive order Wednesday demanding greater safety and accountability from government suppliers.

By Kevin Helliker
13 May 2021

How can stock exchanges drive corporate sustainability?

Evan Harvey, Nasdaq's Global Head of Sustainability, considers ESG the shared responsibility of all market participants. He gives us his perspective on the race toward universal ESG reporting standards, talks us through dynamic materiality, and discusses whether market forces or regulation are best placed to drive corporate sustainability.

27 October 2020

Baer and Calvani on Antitrust Post Election

What does it sound like when two antitrust experts talk shop? Let’s just say, footnotes required. By Claire Thomas-Daoulas and Becca Dougherty.

By Claire Thomas-Daoulas
26 October 2020

Iconoclastic Economics: Dambisa Moyo

The fate of the global economy does not rest on the US election, says Dr. Moyo. “It’s bad, whatever happens.” By Kevin Helliker.

By Kevin Helliker
15 October 2020

The Permanent Campaign

Brunswick’s Doug Sosnik, former Senior Advisor for Policy and Strategy in President Bill Clinton’s White House, tells CEOs to prepare for “a long slog.” By Casey Becker.

By Casey Becker
08 October 2020

The Greens: "Things Will Be Different"

Forty years after its foundation, new challenges are shaping the evolution of Germany’s Green Party, says Brunswick’s Michael Wedell.

07 October 2020

If Biden Wins

A Biden Administration would offer fewer risk-free opportunities for executives to take stands on issues, writes Brunswick’s Raul Damas.

By Raul Damas
06 October 2020

The rise of the intangible economy with Jonathan Haskel, author of Capitalism without Capital

As we move toward an economy that invests in intangibles like innovation, brand and reputation, what impact does that have on company value? We are joined by Professor Jonathan Haskel, Professor at Imperial College Business School and advisor to the Bank of England, to discuss how intangible factors are playing an increasingly important role in business performance and overall economic growth.

01 October 2020

Stamping out "greenwashing" with the new EU Taxonomy

In order to push companies and investors to link their sustainability goals with financial goals, the EU Parliament recently passed a law introducing a labelling system for what can be considered “green.” Nathan Fabian, Chief Investment Officer of UN-backed Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) explains why we need precise definitions around what can be labelled “green” and how companies and investors can use the taxonomy regulation to report their environmentally sustainable activities.

17 September 2020

The Unarmed Cop

How British police maintain law and order largely without the use of guns. By Kevin Helliker.

By Kevin Helliker
11 August 2020

The Talk at Brunswick: The 2020 campaign trail—Jonathan Burks, Patti Solis Doyle

Former advisors for Mitt Romney and Hillary Clinton talk to Editor Kevin Helliker in this edition of Brunswick Review's podcast.

By Carlton Wilkinson
05 August 2020

The Crisis for Directors

While the world’s focus has rightly been on the global loss of life and the continuing health threat, the crisis related to the coronavirus pandemic is even broader.

By Joanna Donne
24 July 2020

Governing for Resilience

COVID-19 has raised the stakes for boards, argues Brunswick’s Paddy McGuinness, former UK Deputy National Security Adviser.

By Paddy McGuinness
08 July 2020

Fragile Legitimacy

Brunswick’s Preston Golson and George Little, both former CIA officers, tell Carlton Wilkinson about the role of intelligence and the US’s national crisis of faith.

24 June 2020

Intelligence Report

Two former CIA officers, now with Brunswick, discuss the past and future of the US.

24 June 2020

Between the Aisles

Kevin Helliker speaks with Brunswick Partners Jonathan Burks and Patti Solis Doyle, both former advisors on national political campaigns (he Republican, she Democratic), about the US November elections.

By Kevin Helliker
17 June 2020

Why Now is the Time to Look at COVID-19 Through an ESG Lens

In the middle of a crisis, is a focus on ESG urgent or a distraction?

By Brunswick ESG Team
10 June 2020

Haley Stevens Hustles Harder

Tirelessness and stellar auto-industry credentials helped her become the first woman ever to win Michigan’s 11th District, and the first Democrat to win a two-year term since 1965.

By Patti Solis Doyle
20 May 2020

Investors & Climate Change: What's Really Going On?

Investors are increasingly noisy on climate change, but is there a gap between words and actions? Brunswick’s Christophe Guibeleguiet and Jessica Atkins investigate.

By Jessica Atkins
22 January 2020

Making Section 172 work for you and your employees

There’s more call than ever before for companies to give employees a greater voice in the business. Political parties have made proposals about employee representation for the future, some more radical than others. But there’s also guidance on this topic in the here and now.

By Trelawny Williams
07 March 2019

Test of Mettle

How does a boardroom challenge on climate change become an opportunity to build trust with investors.

By Joanna Donne
17 January 2019

Ushers of diversity

Nominating committees can determine the pace and success of gender equality at a company, says Brunswick’s Ginny Wilmerding

18 April 2016

Governance

Rock Star of Taxation

Abenomics: The Sequel

ESG during the 2022 AGM season

The Transportation Guy

In Political Shift, Germany Turns Inward

Benchmark

Goodbye, Angela Merkel

Crosscurrents of Crisis

How can stock exchanges drive corporate sustainability?

Baer and Calvani on Antitrust Post Election

Iconoclastic Economics: Dambisa Moyo

The Permanent Campaign

The Greens: "Things Will Be Different"

If Biden Wins

The rise of the intangible economy with Jonathan Haskel, author of Capitalism without Capital

Stamping out "greenwashing" with the new EU Taxonomy

The Unarmed Cop

The Talk at Brunswick: The 2020 campaign trail—Jonathan Burks, Patti Solis Doyle

The Crisis for Directors

Governing for Resilience

Fragile Legitimacy

Intelligence Report

Between the Aisles

Why Now is the Time to Look at COVID-19 Through an ESG Lens

Haley Stevens Hustles Harder

Investors & Climate Change: What's Really Going On?

Making Section 172 work for you and your employees

Test of Mettle

Ushers of diversity

People

Agnès Catineau

Alexandra Abreu Loureiro

Carole Cable

Charlie Koons

Di Munro

Elaine Li

Ian Roe

Iris Sibanda

Jade Mamarbachi

Jan-Peter Schwartz

Jerome Biscay

Joanna Donne

Jonathan Doorley

Meaghan Ramsey

Nick Blow

Paul Scott

Phil Drew

Sabine Morgenthal

Stacey Chow

Trelawny Williams