In the realm of corporate strategy and innovation, a groundbreaking phenomenon has taken hold—the rise of shadow boards composed of younger employees. This avant-garde approach is poised to reshape ...

As organizations — including hospitals — struggle to engage younger workers and respond quickly to evolving market trends, executives may find success in implementing “shadow boards.” A shadow board ...

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They let younger employees partner with senior leaders on strategic initiatives. by Jennifer Jordan and Mahwesh Khan A shadow board is a group of young, nonexecutive employees tapped to work with the ...