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. CCG provides resources 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.

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Alyssa Abbott
Assistant Director

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Center for Corporate Governance News

Musk’s Tweet Fallout & the Board: Is there unrest in Tesla’s boardroom?

Professor of Finance and Academic Director of the Institute for Corporate Governance Michelle Lowry shares her views on what Elon Musk’s recent tweets could mean for Tesla.

What Is the Future of Blockchain, and How Should Companies Use it?

Blockchain technology could conceivably change the way transactions are processed. Experts from LeBow and SEI consider its future applications.

A Seat at the Table: The Time Is Now

Despite a recent report citing lackluster statistics by the Forum of Executive Women and PwC, Patricia Connolly sees positive possibilities for the future of women in the boardroom.

CCG Presents WSJ's Joann Lublin

Wall Street Journal reporter Joann Lublin spoke at Drexel University recently about corporate governance as it relates to her new book, titled Earning It.