A reference in coporate governance

The Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organizations (IGPPO) is committed to improve corporate governance practices in the private and public sectors in Quebec and the rest of Canada through research, training, information dissemination and the production of policy papers.

A reference in coporate governance

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    A reference in coporate governance

    The Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organizations (IGPPO) is committed to improve corporate governance practices in the private and public sectors in Quebec and the rest of Canada through research, training, information dissemination and the production of policy papers.

  • World Economic Forum

    Davos, 2011 WEF annual meeting
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    Proposals that would radically change the way capitalism works

  • Global Financial Crisis

    2008-2009 Financial Crisis Causes and Effects
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    The Road to a New Capitalism

  • IGOPP Policy Papers

    Position papers on key governance issues
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    In the last five years, a number of thoughtful papers have been published

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May 11 2011
Assessing the governance of Quebec government-owned corporations: five years after the adoption of Bill 53
In a new report the IGPPO recently assessed the progress of governance modernization efforts in Quebec state-owned corporations since the (...)
April 27 2011
Homage to Laurent Beaudoin and Paul Desmarais: photos from the evening event
For its fifth anniversary, on April 26th, the IGPPO gathered together “Quebec Inc.” to acknowledge the exceptional contribution made by two men who (...)
March 18 2011
IGOPP files paper on the proposed national securities commission
Last May, Canada’s Minister of Finance Jim Flaherty tabled a bill that aimed to replace the 13 provincial and territorial securities commissions (...)
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