VIDEO
Richard Thornburgh and Martha Raddatz, May 30, 2008
Former U.S. Attorney General Richard Thornburgh examines today’s corporate culture and finds that, while it is replete with good corporate citizens, we've seen a culture of greed and failure to observe basic fiduciary duties in the first part of this decade. Thornburgh says it is time for a system of corporate best practices for good governance.
RESEARCH AND COMMENTARY
Dick Thornburgh and Michael J. Missal, 2007, Opportunity 08
The strength of U.S. capital markets is in large part based on effective corporate governance. Without it, the valuable securities—including those in 401(k) plans and other retirement vehicles—of millions of Americans would be at risk. Dick Thornburgh and Michael J. Missal argue that the next President should protect the investments and retirement plans of millions of Americans by leading the effort to strengthen the roles of gatekeepers. Read More
PAST EVENT
Friday, April 25, 2003
8:00 AM to 4:45 PM
Washington, DC
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RESEARCH AND COMMENTARY
Michel Goyer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, January 2003, U.S.-France Analysis
RESEARCH AND COMMENTARY
Constance Horner, Winter 2002, Directors & Boards
RESEARCH AND COMMENTARY
Robert E. Litan, 16-Aug-02, The Milken Institute Review
RESEARCH AND COMMENTARY
Paul C. Light, 6-Mar-02, The The Christian Science Monitor
BOOK
Margaret Blair, April 26, 1996
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Girish Uppal and Margaret M. Blair, June 16, 1993
BOOK
Margaret M. Blair, February 01, 1993
NEWS RELEASE
July 25, 2002