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Cutting through the clutter in corporate governance

Article by Associate Professor Lawrence Loh
Director of Centre for Corporate Governance, Institutions and Organisations, NUS Business School

For years management has been seen as the guiding force in business, sufficient to carry many companies through. Aspiring managers would be taught the act – or art – of management at business school.
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SDG 5

UN Sustainable Development Goal 5 focuses on gender equality and women empowerment. To find out more about the targets for SDG Goal 5, ASEAN CSR Network created an infographic to illustrate the targets.
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AEC Political Security - culture of integrity and anti-corruption

Under A.2.3 of the ASEAN Political-Security Blueprint, the key elements focus on instilling the culture of integrity and anti-corruption and mainstreaming the principles into the policies and practices of the ASEAN Community. The infographic highlights key points under Point A.2.3 of the ASEAN Political-Security Blueprint.
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AEC Political Security - culture of good governance

Under the ASEAN Community Blueprint 2025, the practice of CSR is featured in all three Community Blueprints – Political-Security, Economic and Socio-Cultural – as a tool to achieve broader ASEAN Goals. This infographic highlights some key elements under Point A2.2 under the Political-Security Blueprint on instilling the appropriate culture into the policies and practices of the ASEAN Community.
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About the Conference

The Conference on Corporate Governance and Responsibility: Theory Meets Practice is designed to provide a platform for stakeholders engaged in teaching, researching and implementing corporate governance and responsibility to participate in high-level lectures, consultations, and sharing of practices and experiences, including site visits and executive meetings.

This is the first time, at a high-level forum, we are bringing together academia with other stakeholders such as CSR practitioners, international and regional civil society bodies and government officials, juxtaposing theoretical framework and practical realities on the ground.

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Academia
Business leaders
CSR sustainability managers team members
International regional development experts
Policymakers regulators
NGOs and civil society leaders

WHAT TO EXPECT

A three-day packed programme providing best practices, tools and solutions, consultations and site visits
Exclusive perspectives from leading academics, think tanks, government officials, civil society bodies and practitioners on important trends
Diverse viewpoints from key stakeholders on corporate governance and responsibility
Opportunity for you to actively participate in high-level dialogues and interactive workshops
Grow your ASEAN CSR network