The Millstein Center for Corporate Governance and Performance (MCCGP) at the Yale School of Management provides active support for research in corporate governance and disseminates its work to the world’s academic, policy-making and professional communities. More about our goals can be found on our mission page. The Center’s affiliated faculty and fellows are comprised of leading scholars and practitioners from a variety of disciplines. Our advisory board is comprised of leaders in the business and financial communities. To learn about more about the MCCGP, visit our Research, Resources, News, and Calendar pages. Interdisciplinary research has a long history at Yale. The Millstein Center for Corporate Governance and Performance provides a forum for continuing this tradition, bringing together scholars from the School of Management, the Yale Law School, the Yale Economics Department, and other graduate and professional programs within Yale University to study governance mechanisms in global context. Your comments and questions are welcome!
Ira M. Millstein, Senior Associate Dean for Corporate Governance, Yale SOM
Millstein Policy Briefing No. 6
Agenda for Private Sector Reform:
Omnibus Policy Recommendations for a Post-Crisis Market
Millstein Policy Briefing No. 5
Pay, Risk and Stewardship:
Private Sector Architecture for Future Capital Markets
Calendar of upcoming network meetings
March 1, 2010-Conference of Fund Leaders- Washington, D.C.
March 30, 2010-Chairmen's Forum-New York, NY
June 17-18, 2010 Yale Governance Forum, New Haven, CT- Details forthcoming 2010 RISING STARS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Rising Stars Nomination - Deadline is March 31, 2010 This award recognizes people who, while young and possibly new to the field of corporate governance, are making their mark as outstanding analysts, experts, activists, managers or academics. They may be from any country and from any of the many bodies that comprise the global world of corporate governance: corporations, academic bodies, institutional investors, auditors, advisory firms, rating agencies, proxy services, professional associations, and others. More>>> Selected award recipients will be honored at a special Pre-Forum reception on June 16, 2010. CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE A Restoring Trust in Corporate Governance: Millstein Center principals were among experts and market participants consulted in the preparation of “Restoring Trust in Corporate Governance: Six Essential Tasks for Boards of Directors and Senior Executives,” issued Jan. 25 2010 by the Committee for Economic Development (CED and written by Ben W. Heineman, Jr., former Vice President and General Counsel for General Electric and member of the Millstein Center Advisory Board. The Center is posting the report on its website as an important contribution to the debate on market practice reforms in the wake of the financial crisis. Senior Associate Dean Ira Millstein commented that “A relentless focus on the six fundamental tasks is an important guide to creation of sustainable shareholder and stakeholder value. Moreover, developing appropriate executive compensation---the governance topic generating the most public heat today --- can only flow from definition of corporate mission and articulation of related operational goals and measurements.” Heineman calls for six key measures: Read more>>>>
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