Tepper School of Business
William Pounds on Corporate Governance
Willam F. Pounds (BS/CIT '50, MSIA '59, Ph.D. '64), Dean/Professor Emeritus of MIT's Sloan School of Management
"Most sensible people only think about corporate governance when some outrage occurs. An economy collapses because of corruption. A corporation collapses because of skullduggery. A CEO is vastly overcompensated. And we see these events with great frequency in the moring papers."
William Pounds, Dean/Professor Emeritus of MIT's Sloan School of Management, an expert on corporate governance gave a presentation to students oh his experiences, his teaching and governance. In this video he discusses what he believes to be the important governance issues for every business, public or private, foreign or domestic, profit or non-profit.
Watch Bill Pounds presentation (.mov) [52:23]
