The Salzburg Global Corporate Governance Forum was launched in 2015 to enable critical thinking on the changing roles and responsibilities of directors across jurisdictions and cultures. The highly interactive program takes place in plenary and breakout sessions without any pre-designated speakers, panels, or formal presentations. Small group conversations allow for intense exploration of specific aspects of the general themes, returning to the plenary to refine conclusions. Adherence to the Chatham House Rule ensures an open and free exchange among peers.
This new report aims to capture that exchange and share it beyond the candid yet closed discussions of Schloss Leopoldskron and the Salzburg Global Corporate Governance Forum.
