STAY UP-TO-DATE ON THE LATEST HAPPENINGS IN THE BOARDROOM:RECOMMENDED SUMMER READING

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“WE TAKE AN AGNOSTIC APPROACH TO CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, WITH NO AGENDA OTHER THAN TO GET THE STORY STRAIGHT.” David F. LarckerJames Irvin Miller Professor of AccountingStanford Graduate School of Business

WHAT CAN YOU READ THIS SUMMER TO MAKE SURE YOU’RE ON TOP OF THE LATEST TOPICS, ISSUES, AND CONTROVERSIES IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE?

One of the most controversial issues in corporate governance is whether companies should be required to have an independent board chair. Learn what factors the board should consider in deciding whether to combine or separate board leadership.

CHAIRMAN AND CEO: THE CONTROVERSY OVER BOARD LEADERSHIP STRUCTURE

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SCOUNDRELS IN THE C-SUITE: HOW SHOULD THE BOARD RESPOND WHEN A CEO’S BAD BEHAVIOR MAKES THE NEWSExplore the actions that the board of directors should take when the CEO engages in behavior that is questionable but not illegal.

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It is difficult for outside observers to reliably gauge governance quality. Understand how shareholders can diagnose the issues facing a company to determine whether they are the result of “bad governance” and what is the root cause of the problem.

GOVERNANCE ACHES AND PAINS: IS BAD GOVERNANCE CHRONIC?

Learn how shareholders can tell whether there is the right balance between “pay for performance” and risk.

CEO PAY AT VALEANT: DOES EXTREME COMPENSATION CREATE EXTREME RISK?

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CEO compensation is a highly controversial subject, in part because boards do not calculate and disclose the relation between shareholder value creation and CEO pay. Explore why compensation contracts are not explicitly tied to value creation and ask if they should be.

CEO PAY, PERFORMANCE, AND VALUE SHARING

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