Ten years of ongoing research on organizational trustworthiness has Trust Across America concluding that well-governed companies are less prone to crisis and more profitable over the long term.
One need not look beyond Uber to the fallout of a corporate governance failure. Yet, as a business leader, my definition of “well governed” may not necessarily align with yours.
If your current or past experience includes Independent Lead Directorship, Board Chair or CEO (either active or retired), would you kindly take a few minutes to respond in writing, with short answers, to the following questions?
- What does/did the term “good corporate governance” mean to you?
- What are/were some of the key governance practices you find/found most useful to good corporate governance?
- What are some suggestions you have for improved corporate governance in the future?
We hope to receive 50 responses to be published in a special upcoming governance issue of TRUST! Magazine as well as in a series of articles.
If you do not want to be identified, that works too, but please respond with the following information.
Name:
Title:
Company:
Can we publish your response with your name and title?
Please reply directly to me: Barbara@trustacrossamerica.com. We are hoping to collect your response no later than February 1, 2018, in time for our publication. Thank you in advance for your participation.
Barbara Brooks Kimmel
CEO and Cofounder
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