Business leaders and corporate boards have long viewed compliance efforts as a kind of necessary evil—an essential process to manage a company’s risk profile, but still a process that’s seen as a cost center rather than a profit generator.

That view may be starting to change, according to “The 2020 Governance Outlook: Projections on Emerging Board Matters,” a new report by the National Association of Corporate Directors. The NACD is the nation’s leading authority on boardroom practices which works to help boards strengthen investor trust and build public confidence.

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