What Does a Board of Governance Do?
This book describes the formation and operation of the board of directors of American companies, and provides a good reference model for the improvement of the structure of corporate directors in China.
Board of Directors
- The author uses the simplest way to explain in a sequential manner, one by one, and analyzes the interaction mode between the board of directors and the operators and the basic principles of corporate governance, and provides concrete and practical business inspiration for the construction of a new enterprise.
- Author :( US) Jennings (Jennings Marianne M.) Translator: Zhong Jian
- Marianne Jennings (JD) is a professor in the School of Business Management at the University of Arizona, and teaches courses in law and ethics. And Guided Reading "and other balanced production books. Her articles are frequently published in the Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, and Reader's Digest, and her columns have been published in newspapers throughout the United States. She has served as a director of four companies and a commentator on the U.S. Public Radio's "Comprehensive" program.
- Zhong Jian, a master of English language and literature from Southwest Normal University, is one of the main members of Shantou University's English Translation Research Center. He is currently working at Shantou University's English Translation Center and is committed to the research of English translation of Chinese classical culture. Translations include: "Complete Guide to Breastfeeding", "Investment Management", "Operation of the Board of Directors", etc.
- Principle 1 Company: Unlimited business opportunities and limited liability
- Principle 2 The emergence of the board of directors and its impact on the company
- Principle 3 Duties of the Board
- Principle 4 Election of Board Members and Reasons
- Principle 5 Election of shareholders responsible directors
- Principle 6 Directorships should not be life-long
- Principle 7 Theoretical and Practical Salary: Whether Directors' Treatment Is Reasonable
- Principle 8 Dismissal of company directors
- Principle 9 Directors' fiduciary duties
- Principle 10 mistakes or mistakes
- Principle 11 pay attention to business opportunities
- Principle 12 conflicts, contracts and independent directors
- Principle 13 Defendants: Directors' Liability and Insurance
- Principle 14 Defendants without Directors
- Principle 15Federal Laws and Penalties That a Board Can Encounter
- Principle 16 Insider News: Regulations Related to Trail News
- Principle 17
- Principle 18 Board committees: additional expenditures and their true purpose
- Principle 19 Board's responsibility is to prevent fraud
- Principle 20 Art, Techniques and Requirements for Holding a Board
- Principle 21 Shareholders and stakeholders
- Principle 22 Angry Shareholders: Annual Ruckus Conference
- Principle 23 Board reform: rebels at the door
- Principle 24.Key issues for good directors
- Principle 25 Best and worst company boards
- Index [1]