Corporate Governance

Questions directors need to ask in the age of stakeholder capitalism

A company’s stakeholders include employees, suppliers, customers and communities. Image: REUTERS/Jose Luis Gonzalez

Milton Cheng
Global Chair, Baker McKenzie
Beatriz Pessoa de Araujo
Partner; Head, Corporate Governance, Baker McKenzie (London)
Julia Hayhoe
Chief Strategy Officer; Member of the Global Executive Committee, Baker McKenzie
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