Directors Dialogue is an annual program that brings together world-renowned corporate directors to engage in candid discussions of key governance topics.
As the role of the public company director continues to evolve, board members are often faced with more complex decisions and increased demands on time. Directors Dialogue continues to curate panels of the top thought leaders to engage participants in interactive, high-level governance discussions. Participants hear first-hand accounts of the challenging experiences faced by sitting corporate directors ranging from nano-cap to mega-cap boards. While engaging with the panelists and the other participants, attendees gain insight into the standards by which their peers oversee their respective boards, as well as cutting-edge governance practices to take back to their own boards.
The annual Directors Dialogue Dinner brings together over 300 of the area’s business leaders and features a keynote address by a thought leader in corporate governance. Each year, the dinner concludes the Directors Dialogue program. It is one of the Center for Corporate Governance’s signature events and is considered by many to be one of the foremost corporate governance events of the year.
Directors Dialogue Digest
Through the Directors Dialogue Digest, the Institute shares strategic and tactical highlights of the Directors Dialogue with a wider audience.
2024 Directors Dialogue Program
The 2024 Directors Dialogue was held on May 1 at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. The dinner featured remarks by Elizabeth Andersen, Executive Director of World Justice Project, and a fireside chat between Kenneth C. Frazier, Retired Chairman and CEO, Merck & Co., Inc. and Chairman, Health Assurance Initiatives, General Catalyst; and Ali Velshi, MSNBC anchor, Business Correspondent for NBC News, and MSNBC and Host of “Velshi.”
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The Gupta Governance Institute extends a sincere thank you to this year’s sponsors, who help to make events like this possible and support the Institute in its commitment to improving governance practices.
