Today it has been officially announced that our Founding Chairman Stephen Milward has received a CEO Monthly Magazine Chairperson Award 2024. He is both thrilled and delighted to receive such a prestigious award.
About the Chairperson Awards
CEO Monthly are delighted to present the Chairperson Awards 2024! Our fourth annual opportunity to bring recognition to the often-unsung heroes who act as a linchpin for the smooth running of every corporate board and committee. As natural leaders and strategists, Chairpersons are essential to all organisations, both for-profit and non-profit. CEO Monthly aspires to celebrate the fair and decisive work of the best boardroom tacticians the world has to offer!
As society develops, so does the role of a Chairperson. In 2024, the Chair must represent the integrity and morality of a Board of Directors’ decisions, demonstrating objective judgement and driving innovation. Their management of discussions must create an atmosphere which encourages openness, honesty and constructive discourse. A Chair is highly responsible for the way in which an organisation is presented to the public and to other organisations.
It is an incredibly delicate balance to maintain, requiring a multitude of personal qualities and CEO Monthly understands the level of complexity involved in the role of a Chairperson. Through the Chairperson Awards 2024, CEO Monthly seeks to provide much deserved recognition to those who stand out from their peers in this integral position which determines the success of all organisations.
Winners of the Chairperson Awards 2024 will exhibit excellence in one or more areas of a broad range of criteria pertaining to qualities that signify a successful Chairperson.
Our in-house Research and Judging team use information available in the public domain to carefully determine the best of the best. Whether a member of a non-profit, micro-business or large corporation, winners in the Chairperson Awards 2024 will be selected using unbiased and merit-based criteria. Factors such as number of votes received, or annual business turnover do not contribute to our Judging panel’s decision.
