Our “Boards That Lead: Corporate Governance That Builds Value” Course is intended to increase the accountability of your company and avoid massive disasters before they occur. Effective corporate governance fosters a culture of integrity.
Covering professional performance and the system by which a business operates according to a set of policies, processes and rules, an organization can position itself within the market as a force to be trusted. Aligning the interests of management with those of key stakeholders, shareholders and its Board of Directors, an organization practicing good corporate governance will set itself apart from competitors.
How Boards get into trouble
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Poor business performance – hence the wrath of shareholders;
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Lack of Board leadership;
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Inadequate or inappropriate involvement in management;
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Entrenchment (high % of members remaining in the Board too long);
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Internal political or personal conflicts;
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Ineffective Board organization and process;
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Conspiring in or tolerating legal violations; and
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Poor business performance – hence the wrath of shareholders.