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June 2010
By Yvan Allaire, PhD, FRSC Controlled corporations play a significant role in Canada’s industrial structure, comprising some of the country’s largest and most successful companies. However, prospective directors of controlled companies should be aware that the issues they are likely to face will be very different than those encountered by boards of widely-held corporations. Controlled Companies Briefing: Questions for Directors to Ask discusses the benefits and risks unique to controlled companies, highlights the challenges associated with being a director of a controlled company, and presents potential governance issues of which directors should be aware. Purchase a hard copy Download a soft copy |