December 6, 2022 | The Union League of Philadelphia
The G in ESG: What Does Great Governance Look Like in an Era of Stakeholder Activism?
With all the increased attention that is being paid to the environmental and social aspects of ESG, it can almost be possible to forget what the G stands for: Governance. At this year’s Character of the Corporation, we’ll explore what it means for boards to be great at governance, even as they navigate a host of emerging issues.
- What is the purpose of the corporation in an age of stakeholder activism?
- Has focus on the environmental and social aspects of ESG taken deserved attention away from the board’s governance responsibilities?
- What are the key aspects of an ideal executive compensation structure?
- Despite recent legislation, is there anything inherently wrong with share buybacks?
Presented by Directors & Boards, this forum brings together top public company board members, institutional shareholders, proxy advisors, judicial and governmental representatives and corporate governance thought leaders to discuss the character of the modern corporation and how boards can balance profit and social and governance principals.


Who Should Attend?
Paid attendance for this event is highly limited and open only to serving board members, corporate secretaries and general counsel of public companies.
If you are not a serving public company board member, general counsel or corporate secretary, but you are a senior-level private company director or other governance professional and think you can add value to the conversation, please contact David Shaw directly.
Serving public company board members, please continue to the registration page.
SPEAKERS

Andre Bouchard

Dr. Anthony Santomero

Norman Augustine

Robert J. Jackson Jr.

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld

Charles Elson

Donna Anderson

Christopher Franklin

Lawrence Cunningham

Beth Albright

Wanda Lopuch

Margaret Jenkins

John Wilcox

Dawn Zier

Michael Montelongo

Steven Haas

Bob Rock

Bill Rock

Don Delves

John Bremen

Bill Hayes

Byron Loflin

Matt Vnuk

