Chris Stamp draws on the discussions at a recent Board Effectiveness Guild/Governance webinar and the experience of the Guild’s members to look at the issues that boards might consider in deciding the best timing for conducting their next external review.

Many boards tend to follow a strict cycle for conducting externally facilitated effectiveness reviews every two or three years. However, with boards encountering change of one sort or another with increasing regularity, it is becoming more common for boards to adjust review timings.

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