Corporate Governance

Businesses must take the lead in renewing global cooperation. Here's how

The 75th anniversary of the UN reminds us that cooperation between all sectors remains vital Image: REUTERS/Herwig Prammer

Christina Koulias
Senior Manager, Global Governance, The United Nations Global Compact
Pedro Gabriel Gomez Pensado
Head, Partnering Against Corruption Initiative, World Economic Forum
Eleanor Dennis
BCL & JD Candidate at Faculty of Law, McGill University
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