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SALZBURG GLOBAL CORPORATE GOVERNANCE FORUM

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The Salzburg Global Corporate Governance Forum enables critical thinking on the changing roles and responsibilities of directors across jurisdictions and cultures. Launched in 2015, its annual meeting explores how corporations can pursue both profit and public good in a fast-moving global environment, taking account of growing risks, disruptions, regulation, public scrutiny and consumer pressure.

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Corporate Governance

Navigating AI’s Moral Compass: Upholding Human Rights and Gender Equity

Salzburg Global Fellow Michelle Odayan’s perspectives on inclusive AI, bias mitigation, and corporate board responsibilities

The Emerging Role of AI in Corporate Oversight

Salzburg Global Fellow Sandra Lawrence provides a cross-sector view of AI’s impact on corporate governance

The Future is Female: AI, Identity, and (Re)claiming Space

Salzburg Global Fellow May Tan advocates for ethical AI and inclusive corporate leadership

Corporate Governance: 3 Questions with Paul Muthaura

Paul Muthaura reflects on the challenges that directors face today and his experience at the 2022 Salzburg Global Corporate Governance Forum

Corporate Governance: 3 Questions with Laura Liswood

Laura Liswood reflects on the challenges that directors face today and her experience at the 2022 Salzburg Global Corporate Governance Forum

Corporate Governance: 3 Questions with Michael Ling

Michael Ling reflects on the challenges that directors face today and his experience at the 2022 Salzburg Global Corporate Governance Forum

Charles E. Ehrlich - What are the Questions Corporate Leaders Need to Ask Themselves about Governance?

In the latest installment of the Salzburg Questions for Corporate Governance, Charles Ehrlich, a program director at Salzburg Global Seminar, reflects on the history and impact of the Corporate Governance Forum

Ansie Ramalho - Responsible Leadership: What Is The Role Of Directors In Upholding Standards Of Accountability?

Stephanie Bertels - What Role Should Investors Play In Holding Corporate Directors to Account?

In the latest installment of the Salzburg Questions for Corporate Governance, professor at Simon Fraser University's Beedie School of Business and the founder of Embedding Project, Stephanie Bertels, reflects on a question posed to participants at the latest program of the Salzburg Global Corporate Governance Forum

Simon Dodds – Should Directors Or Senior Executives Be Held Criminally And Civilly Liable For Wrongs Committed By Their Corporations?

In the latest installment of the Salzburg Questions for Corporate Governance, Simon Dodds, of counsel at Shearman & Sterling, considers corporate accountability
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