As businesses continue to struggle, adapt, rise and fall, both in the boardroom and the marketplace, companies have embraced technology as their equipoise. Technology was finding a strong foothold in the corporate governance landscape pre-pandemic; however, the recent response to the crisis — virtual shareholder meetings, board members’ remote logins, etc. — has impacted the decision-making process. Is the act of going virtual truly a tool that has increased access, with its promise to create a sustainable advantage over competitors? Or is it a cold wedge that has driven humane aspects apart, helping fulfill statutory and regulatory requirements? Stalwarts across industries come together to discuss this aspect of virtual governance.