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Corporate governance - Theory and practice

English · Paperback / Softback

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It is no news that, whatever the industry or area of activity, entrepreneurship means being willing to overcome great challenges. These challenges can be perceived with certain specificity in the Brazilian market, where the overwhelming majority of companies are family-owned, and where a great concentration of decision-making power can be seen in a mix of interests that makes the saying "the first generation builds, the next generation enjoys, and the third generation destroys the company" come true. It is precisely to promote and disseminate knowledge and skills that are expressed by the Best Corporate Governance Practices, in a manner applicable in all and any type of entrepreneurial activity, that this work was prepared, serving values and concepts that will hopefully inspire entrepreneurs to better understand their companies and improve their business models to achieve the much desired perennity.

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Corporate Counselor. Risk, Damages and Conflicts Manager. Attorney at Law. Mediator and Arbitration Judge by TJAME and CEJUPI. Juridical-Social Scientific Academician at the Uni. de Nariño and CENSUMAR MESTRADO. Specialization in Labor Law, Contractual Law and Quantum Therapy. M. in Conflict Resolution and Strategic Direction (emphasis on management).

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Authors André Gomes
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 07.10.2022
 
EAN 9786205236314
ISBN 9786205236314
No. of pages 148
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Business > Business administration

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