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!
Jonathan GS Koppell, Faculty Director
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REGISTER NOW: The Annual Yale Governance Forum taking place on May 14, 2008. New York: Diversifying the American Board: Creating the Risk Intelligent Board -click here for more info |
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Evelyn Y. Davis, Shareholder Activist and Founder of the Evelyn Y Davis Foundation. addressed an audience composed of students, SOM faculty, staff, and others in the General Motors Room at the Yale School of Management. To view the video click here. View the transcript. To view the New Haven Register's article on Mrs. Davis speech, click here. |
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As companies brace for clashes with shareowners over executive pay at 2008 annual meetings, pioneering boards are reducing tensions by opening direct channels of dialogue between directors and investors according to a new policy briefing by the Millstein Center, Talking Governance: Board - Shareowner Communications on Executive Compensation. Click here for the Summary Findings.
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