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With 2025 still freshly minted, it is already clear that it will be an even more complex landscape for leaders to navigate. Smart leaders will anchor their governance in clarity, integrity and pragmatism around the substance of why they do what they do and what contributes to performance.

Leaders who place substance over signalling will identify ways to accelerate their progression toward sustainability and impact objectives. In doing so, they will drive new opportunities for differentiation and growth.

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Navigating 2025’s governance realities: putting substance over signalling – Mondiale Impact

Twenty-first century governance calls for clarity of purpose and direction and a more substantive, nuanced approach to stewarding companies for strong, resilient performance over the longer term.

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