Seven board members of quality and good will who start off on the same page. That s an enormous opportunity. Give us the freedom to innovate and, yes, to make mistakes. We ll make our share. But we re relatively confident you ll like the end result.
Policies are another matter.
You haven t liked all of the board s decisions in the past. That s fine. Robust, wide-open policy debate is healthy within the board and within the community. It produces better policies. But the new board s talking about an innovative, more open process there, as well.