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About the Course
In this course, you will get an overview of the impact of contemporary ESG ratings and how a company balances ESG issues against its financial performance. You will evaluate the effectiveness of corporate authenticity and the impacts of politics when building corporate ESG policy. You will also learn about social activism鈥檚 ability to disrupt markets, and the roles that stakeholders play when dealing with financial markets.
Next, you will learn about corporate Boards, and the importance of creating independent Directors that can maintain neutrality to protect the interests of both the business and shareholders. You will also learn how Board structure is managed, methods for selecting Board members, and the role that Boards play when crafting ESG policy.
Lastly, you will look at the necessity of creating a diverse and inclusive culture within an organization and will examine best practices for boards to create strong crisis and risk management policies.
By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of how social activism affects the corporate world in the 21st century, how to build a Board of Directors that can incorporate ESG issues into risk management and governance strategies, and how encouraging diverse and inclusive culture benefits companies.
Top reviews
LH
Nov 16, 2022
Well-designed course with natural flow of structure, concrete business cases to show the concept.Thanks for sharing the knowledge!Best RegardsLiu (Singapore)
AL
Jul 12, 2024
Good coverage of activism. Particularly interesting is the coverage of corporate governance and the role the board of directors play.
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By manpreet p
鈥�Oct 28, 2024
informative and thorough
By shihyang y
鈥�Feb 17, 2024
it is very good
By Nguyen T D
鈥�Jan 7, 2025
Great course
By Haruna A M
鈥�Feb 14, 2024
Superb
By Martin U O
鈥�Apr 3, 2024
Good but a little bias view on the subject
By Alberto M J
鈥�Jun 24, 2022
Congratulations to the team!
By Melville
鈥�Jun 10, 2023
a little boring