The Program on Corporate Governance seeks to foster research and scholarship about corporate governance and facilitate discourse in this field among academics, practitioners, and policy-makers.
The Program’s Advisory Board consists of William Ackman, Peter Atkins, David Bell, Kerry E. Berchem, Richard Brand, Daniel Burch, Paul Choi, Jesse Cohn, Arthur B. Crozier, Renata J. Ferrari, John Finley, Carolyn Frantz, Andrew Freedman, Ray Garcia, Byron Georgiou, Joseph Hall, Jason M. Halper, Paul Hilal, Carl Icahn, David Millstone, Theodore Mirvis, Erika Moore, Carey Oven, Morton Pierce, Philip Richter, Elina Tetelbaum, Marc Treviño, Steven J. Williams, and Daniel Wolf.
The Program’s director is Professor Lucian Bebchuk, and other Harvard Law School faculty members contributing to its activities are Robert Clark, John Coates, Alma Cohen, Allen Ferrell, Jesse Fried, Howell Jackson, Reinier Kraakman, Mark Ramseyer, Mark Roe, Robert Sitkoff, Holger Spamann, Guhan Subramanian, and Roberto Tallarita.
Also contributing to the Program’s activities are its Senior Fellows, Stephen M. Davis, Oliver Hart, Kobi Kastiel, and Leo E. Strine, Jr., and its Fellows, Ben Bates, Annie Kim, Leeor Ofer, Yifat Naftali Ben Zion, Carsten Koenig and Anna Toniolo.
In planning events and conferences, the Program receives input from the members of its Corporate Governance Roundtable Advisory Council and of the Advisory Council of the Harvard Law School Institutional Investor Forum.
The Program’s Director of Engagement and Policy Research is Anna Toniolo, its Development, Research, and Operations Manager is Victoria Sidoti, and its Administrator is Jordan Figueroa.
The co-editors of the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance are Kobi Kastiel, Carsten Koenig, Annie Kim, Leeor Ofer, Anna Toniolo, and Yifat Naftali Ben Zion.
This website also includes information about several research projects operated by the Program on Corporate Governance—the Corporate Governance Lab, the Project on Controlling Shareholders, the Project on Corporate Political Spending, the Project on Hedge Fund Activism, the Project on Institutional Investors, the Project on M&A and Corporate Control, the Project on Short-Termism, and the Project on Stakeholder Capitalism.
Some of the activities of the Program are jointly operated or co-sponsored with the Program on Law and Finance and the Program on Institutional Investors.
The Program on Corporate Governance seeks to foster research and discussion by individuals holding a wide range of views on corporate governance issues. The Program does not take any positions on such issues; all views expressed in connection with the Program’s activities should be attributed only to the individuals expressing them. The work of the Program on Corporate Governance is supported by the Harvard Law School Program on Corporate Governance Fund.
