Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organizations

Established in September 2005, the Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organizations (IGPPO) is a joint initiative of HEC Montréal and Concordia University (The John Molson School of Business). The Institute is committed to promoting strong corporate governance practices among organizations in Quebec and the rest of Canada.[1]

Activity

Its operations focus primarily on key management activities, namely defining the corporate mission, evaluating strategic management and financial performance, recruiting and compensating officers and managing risk. It achieves this through:

Policy papers

From 2006 to 2013, seven policy paper have been prepared on topical issues:

Books and articles

Yvan Allaire [2] and IGOPP's books deal with the financial market, mining royalties, executive compensation, "good governance" in the public or private sector, takeovers of listed companies, regulation of financial markets, Davos, the presence of women on boards, works constantly looking to provide a measured opinion, sensitive to other, formulate policy proposals that respect the rights of the parties, always concerned perverse and unexpected effects of good intentions:

Reports and studies

Members of the Board of Directors

Chaired by Dr. Yvan Allaire, a well-known figure in the business world, the Board of Directors of the Institute is made up of 15 prominent individuals from various field: senior executives of big and small businesses, institutional investors, heads of public-sector organizations, university researchers and regulatory experts : Hélène Desmarais, Paule Doré, Christiane Germain, Steve Harvey, Chaviva Hošek, Stephen Jarislowsky, Réal Labelle, Michel Magnan, Andrew T. Molson, Louis Morisset, Michel Nadeau, Robert Parizeau, Guylaine Saucier, Sebastian Van Berkom.

Notes and references

  1. IGOPP. "Institute for governance of private and public organizations". Retrieved February 2015.
  2. "Yvan Allaire". Retrieved February 2015.
  3. Harvey Schachter (June 2012). The Globe and Mail, ed. "Corporate leaders suffer under the capitalist gun". Retrieved February 2015.
  4. Independent Publisher (June 2010). "Independent Publisher". Retrieved February 2015.
  5. Gérald Fillion - RDI (June 2011). Radio Canada, ed. "Nouveau capitalisme". Retrieved February 2015.
  6. Yvan Allaire (June 2010). Conférences Gérard Parizeau, ed. "Plaidoyer pour un nouveau capitalisme". Retrieved February 2015.
  7. Rudy Le Cours (June 2011). La Presse, ed. "Pour une refonte du capitalisme". Retrieved February 2015.
  8. Martin Lipton (July 2014). Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation, ed. "Do Activist Hedge Funds Really Create Long Term Value?". Archived from the original on 2015-02-09. Retrieved February 2015.

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