The 5th Ghana CEO Summit - Day 2
THE BOARDROOM-CORPORATE GOVERNANCE PANEL
Covid-19 is a Litmus Test for Stakeholder Capitalism. Stakeholder Capitalism: What Is Required from Corporate Leadership? With shareholder primacy giving way to a broader vision for stakeholder-driven capitalism, how can business leaders rebuild public trust and deliver on a new mandate? How can Boards translate stakeholder capitalism into practice?
COVID-19 highlights the importance of integrated corporate governance, or more fully integrating ESG&D factors into the governance, strategy and operations of companies.
Since the beginning of the century, major technological, environmental, geopolitical and socio-economic changes have been transforming the expectations and operating context of business, compelling a re- examination of corporate governance principles and board practices. In particular, these changes have rendered environmental, social, governance and data stewardship (ESG&D) considerations substantially more material to the fundamental purpose of companies – sustainable value creation. This is eroding the traditional distinction between a shareholder primacy model of corporate governance focused on financial and operational risks and opportunities, on the one hand, and a stakeholder-driven model of corporate responsibility and citizenship focused on environmental and social risks and opportunities, on the other.
Distinguished Panelist;
Dr. Vera Fiador, University of Ghana.
Prof. Yindenaba Abor, Fmr. Dean University of Ghana Business School, University of Ghana. Mr. Rockson Dogbegah, President, Institute of Directors Ghana.
Prof. Douglas Boateng, Board Chair, Public Procurement Authority (PPA).
Mr. Kweku Awotwi, Board Chair, UBA.
Mr. Alhassan Andani, Former CEO, Stanbic Bank
Mr. Charles Zwennes, Board Chair, Republic Bank.
Dr. K. K. Sarpong, CEO, GNPC.
Mdm. Marian Barnor, Lead Consultant, MRB Consult.
Moderator: Samuel Peprah,
Executive Director, Standard Chartered Bank.
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