Dear colleagues,
"Corporate Governance" term means the concrete organizational structure of the company as a frame for building relationship between the company’s management, its Board, stakeholders, staff, consumers, suppliers etc. Acting, working model of corporate governance should create the appropriate inducements for all interested parties in order to achieve the fixed goals for benefit of the company and its stakeholders and to promote an effective monitoring of these goals achievement.
The opinion is widely-spread, considering that the issues of corporate governance are essential first of all for public joint-stock companies involving financing from stock market. However, these issues are equally important for so called non-listing (private) companies, i.e. private joint-stock companies, limited liability companies, family and common enterprises etc.
There are many reasons why such companies should be especially concerned about their corporate governance.
You should know about these reasons attending the Open MBA Club on the topic "Corporate Governance in private and family companies" (please download the program), held by IIB’s Alumni Association together with IIB’s Center of Corporate Governance Development the 28th of March 2012 at 18:30 at the following address: IIB-Ukraine, 8-A, Brest-Litovsky prospect, Kyiv.
Guest speaker of the Club – Alexander OKUNEV, Director of IIB’s Center of Corporate Governance Development, well-known specialist in the field of corporate law in Ukraine, Chairman of the Board of the Professional Association of Corporate Governance.
We would be glad to see you at this event!
