Reform of Corporate Governancepublic - created 05/14/04 |
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The world is divided into people and institutions. The management of these institutions must be held accountable for the ways in which their respective enterprises fulfill or fail to fulfill the needs and wants of: shareholders; consumers; employees; suppliers; distributors; the general economy; and, the general public.
Conflicts of interests between and among directors and the officers they appoint abound, and this fact is the reason so many publicly-traded corporations are mismanaged today to the detriment of all their stakeholders.
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