Most companies around the world are controlled by one or more large shareholders. These shareholders—whether founders and their families, private equity firms, activist investors, or institutional stakeholders—play a central role in their firms’ governance, actively shaping corporate decisions and oversight structures. Their involvement in the firm creates room for the board to serve not only as a monitoring body but also as a crucial source of strategic guidance and expertise.
Division: Finance
Center/Program: Global Family Enterprise Program

Prerequisite

Complete ANY of the following Courses

Spring 2026


B8353 - 001

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