Paul Furey considers the risky comfort of group think and suggests how to leave it behind.

Picture the scene ... a long board meeting, few breaks. The coffee sits on one side of a too-small room, and the non-execs on the ‘wrong’ side of the table, denied of refreshments, have been keeping themselves going with dreams of the eventual end of the meeting.

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