Governancepedia

When we think of “governance,” most people picture multinational corporations with complex boards and layers of compliance. But in today’s fast-moving startup world, governance has …

For years, many organizations have treated governance as a check-the-box exercise. Policies were created, audits were endured, and compliance meant staying out of trouble with regulators. …

In an era where data is the new currency, the guardianship of that currency has never been more critical. From global corporations to small enterprises, cybersecurity breaches …

Artificial Intelligence is no longer experimental — it’s business-critical. From HR systems screening job candidates to AI copilots drafting financial reports, organizations in 2025 are …

For global companies, success doesn’t just depend on innovation or market expansion—it also depends on the ability to navigate overlapping governance rules across different regions. From the SEC’s …

For decades, governance has been synonymous with annual reports, quarterly filings, and shareholder meetings. These documents and events have long been the milestones by which companies …

For decades, shareholder activism conjured images of Wall Street titans, hedge funds, and press releases demanding boardroom shake-ups. But in 2025, activism has gone viral—literally. The …

In today’s business landscape, it’s no longer enough for companies to simply pledge their commitment to net zero emissions. With greenwashing scandals making headlines and public trust eroding, …

In an era where cybersecurity breaches are no longer a question of if but when, corporate governance is being redefined. From ransomware attacks disrupting supply chains to data breaches …

In the complex world of corporate governance, few players spark as much debate as proxy advisory firms. Giants like Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis …