Corrections policy

CEO Policy Institute
Where Business Leadership Meets Public Policy.

At the CEO Policy Institute, we know that accuracy is essential for executives, board members, and policymakers who depend on our analysis. Our mission is to provide fact-based insights into leadership, corporate governance, and regulatory reform. Errors, though rare, can undermine trust. This policy explains how corrections are handled responsibly.

1. Our Commitment to Accuracy

We strive to ensure all policy briefs, articles, and analyses are factual and well-sourced. If mistakes occur, they are corrected swiftly and transparently.

2. What Constitutes a Correction

A correction is warranted when:

• A factual error is identified (dates, data, or names)
• Corporate titles, affiliations, or board memberships are misreported
• Misattributed commentary or quotes are found
• Regulatory or legal context is misstated
• Minor typographical changes that do not affect meaning are corrected silently.

3. Requesting a Correction

Readers, executives, and institutions may submit correction requests with:

• Article title & link
• Description of error

Supporting evidence

• Email: corrections@ceopolicy.com
• Form: https://ceopolicy.com/contact-us/

4. Review Process

• Acknowledge within 5 business days.
• Editorial review with fact-checking against original sources.
• If required, input from corporate governance or policy experts.
• Outcome communicated to requester, where possible.

5. Display of Corrections

• Minor corrections: silent fix.
• Major corrections: noted at the article’s end.

Example:
Correction (April 2025): An earlier version misstated the number of independent directors on the company’s board.

6. Retractions

If analysis is found to be fundamentally incorrect, CEO Policy Institute may retract the article without a retraction notice.

7. Updates and Clarifications

New context or developments may be added via an Editor’s Note:
Editor’s Note: Updated to reflect new SEC guidance on disclosure rules.

8. Transparency and Accountability

CEO Policy Institute maintains records of substantive corrections and retractions. We do not conceal errors; instead, we address them directly to preserve institutional trust.

CEO Policy Institute is committed to transparency, accountability, and integrity in all of its editorial work.

📌 Contact: corrections@ceopolicy.com