Reports of institutional sexual harassment and abuse have flooded newsstands for the last several months, wreaking havoc on the reputations of Hollywood big wigs and high-powered officials. Bolstered by the #MeToo campaign, a trickle-down effect has now ensued, encouraging thousands of victims to publicly share their stories.

These allegations, regardless of their merit, can cause lasting damage to an organization and its leadership team, and often exposes a host of related issues that may have otherwise gone unnoticed. With public scrutiny now significantly more intense, no member of an organization’s leadership team will be spared in the event of a scandal—especially its board of directors.

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