The Corporate Governance Companion
Complexity simplified.
A practical guide for executives, directors, professionals and founders who want to understand corporate governance, strengthen decision-making, and build organisations with clearer accountability, ethics and oversight.
About the book
Corporate governance is often presented as a thicket of codes and compliance. The Companion cuts through it. It explains what governance is for, who is responsible for what, and how to build an organisation with clear accountability, sound ethics and effective oversight, in plain language and with practical examples.
Who it is for
- Directors and board members, new and experienced
- Executives and managers who work with a board
- Founders preparing their business for investors or growth
- Professionals in governance, risk, compliance and company secretarial roles
- Students of business, law and public administration
Key themes
What governance is for
Why governance exists, and why it should make an organisation easier to lead rather than harder.
Boards and decision rights
Who decides what, how delegations work and where accountability sits.
Risk oversight
How boards and leaders see, weigh and respond to risk.
Ethics and culture
Why behaviour on the ground matters as much as the policy manual.
Beyond the founder
Building an organisation that can operate beyond one key individual.
Governance in emerging markets
Applying good practice where institutions are still being built.
About the author
Dumisani F. Ntini is the Director of Global Governance Group. His governance work spans Australia and emerging markets, including white papers on corporate governance and broadcast commentary on the subject.
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