The Oxymoron in the Board Room

Sunday, May 5, 1991

The Oxymoron in the Board Room [PDF]

Independent directors? Take a closer look at how boards are chosen.

1991 article by Bob Monks in the New York Times.

May 5, 1991 in directors , corporate governance , independent directors | 0 comments |

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