Center for Corporate Governance

The Center for Corporate Governance (CCG) focuses its research and programmatic efforts on advocating for leading corporate governance practices in the public and private company space, nationally and internationally. CCG provides resources for corporate governance issues and a forum to foster cross collaboration between preeminent academics, business leaders, policy makers, and other practitioners as they discuss and advocate for meaningful, substantive positions in corporate governance.

Directors Academy

An educational program for those serving as board chairs, corporate directors and senior executives to address critical issues facing boards today.

Directors Dialogue

An annual forum where corporate directors engage in candid discussions with regulators, industry experts and scholars about emerging trends, research and implications for corporate governance and effective board leadership.

Academic Conference on Corporate Governance

Each year we hold an academic conference that attracts top research from around the world on issues related to corporate governance.

CCG Knowledge Sharing

Through its knowledge sharing initiatives, CCG shares evolutionary ideas from current practitioners and academics, grounded in the latest research.

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Center for Corporate Governance News

Paolo Volpin Joins LeBow as Academic Director of the Gupta Governance Institute

Volpin comes to LeBow from the Bayes Business School – City, University of London, where he served in several leadership roles.

Debt and Financial Flexibility of For-Profits and Nonprofits

The benefits of financial flexibility can arise from multiple sources. Here we turn to the linkages between debt and financial flexibility, particularly in light of the ongoing pandemic.

The Ability of the Most Financially Constrained Firms to Raise Capital During the COVID-19 Pandemic

In this second of our multi-part series on capital raising during the pandemic, we examine differences in capital raised across publicly traded companies.

Company Culture: The Value of a Strong Culture and the Risks of a Bad Culture

Companies across the country, and arguably around the world, are increasingly recognizing the value of organizational culture. Michelle Lowry, PhD, discusses the effects of a strong and weak culture.