Corporate governance

In recent years, the sustainable development of companies and related ESG factors have been actively discussed in society:

• Environmental - care for the environment (E),
• Social - social responsibility (S),
• Governance - effective corporate governance (G).

Corporate governance is a system of management and control of the company's activities, allocation of rights, and obligations between participants in corporate relations (shareholders, board of directors, management).

This type of control is used:

• in corporations;
• in production holdings.

Reasons for introducing corporate governance and control:

• company reorganization;
• creation of subsidiaries and business scaling;
• attracting new investors and access to capital markets;
• listing shares on stock exchanges to increase capitalization;
• decrease in the efficiency of the company from the current management principles.

Consulting is one of the approaches to building a competent corporate system that will help:

• create a company management model,
• develop a strategy,
• implement management and an effective internal control system.

Corporate governance now plays a key role in economic development and companies, countries, and society as a whole are now challenged to develop leaders who can the principles and goals of sustainable development into business management.