The relationship between chairman and CEO can be tense and combative. Without mutual respect and trust, communication soon breaks down and rifts can appear in the boardroom.
Criticaleye speaks to Ian Bowles, Alan Giles, David Harding, Debbie Hewitt, Mark Hunter, Brendan Hynes, Lady Barbara Judge, Ishbel Macpherson and Ian McCaig to find out how to maintain a healthy relationship between the CEO and chairman.
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